Wonderful 101, Bayonetta 2, SMT x Fire Emblem, New RPG by Monolith…
So many new franchise and even Bayonetta feels fresh when combine with Nintendo. The announcement was a good combination of old franchise and new properties.
"Nintendo has briefly conjured interest in the Wii U after it had been collecting dust in the months since release…"
Funny to read when you realize the Wii U came out just over 2 months in USA and 1 month in Japan. They make it sounds like the Wii U came out years ago and expect a shit ton of games already.
Most wanted to see: Nintendo 3DS. Others looking forward to: The Last Guardian, The Legend of Zelda Wii, Marvel vs. Capcom 3, Dead Rising 2, LittleBigPlanet 2, Epic Mickey.
When we have to make a feature story like this for this game, we know the graphics are suffering. Halo 1 and 2 set the bar for graphics in console shooter, but Halo 3 people need to put screenshots side by side to notice. If the game has next-gen graphics, we shouldn't even be doing a comparison and notice instantly. Even we can instantly say they are next gen with Rainbow Six, GRAW, Gears etc with out first look on it, not so with Halo 3.
For those that compare the $250 price of Wii to the $299 price of the 360, has already fall into the trap of Microsoft. Microsoft made the $299 price for the barebone X360 was for this type of moment. They trick your mind into comparing the cheapest possible choice on the weakest (worthless) version of 360 - to the Free-Game-Pack in, Already built in 512 fresh memory (if you buy the cheap 360 you will need to buy 64mb memory card for like $40), Free Online Service, Everything's ready Wii. You buy the Wii, your can start playing. No need to worry about memory card, online fee, it even has a game included. You buy the 360 or PS3, you need to buy games, buy memory card (for the cheap version people are comparing to), and that's cost you another $100+
Need to be time-waster. 1. World of Warcraft. Never played before, but heard it is addicting so will fill up most of my time. 2. Super Mario World. This game never gets old and it is long. 3. The Legend of Zelda : Link to the Past. Same as #2. 4. Advance Wars. The deep and long strategy will occupy me for a long time with all the different modes. 5. Lumines. Puzzle games last long, and this is the puzzle game of this generation.
World of Warcraft (time-consuming and monthly fee) - I don't have a lot of time in playing games, so I don't feel like paying monthly fee and not get a chance to play it. Metal Gear Solid 3 : Snake Eater (no chance) - Love the series but for some reason the wild scene in the game doesn't interest me. Half Life - Never really a PC gamer, so I really want to see how this game revolutionize FPS. However this game maybe dated now. But I still want to finish this before I go play HL2. The Legend of Zelda : Majora's Mask - I WANT TO PLAY THIS GAME. I played all Zelda expect this and have the Gamecube collection, but never get a chance to play it as the current gen games already occupied me. Final Fantasy Tactics - I actually played this a little but didn't like it as I am an Advance Wars fan, this slow-pace "strategy" game without the need to strategize really get boring fast. But I heard a lot of good things about it so I still want to try it again. Others: Earthbound, Disgaea, Starfox series
1. Advance Wars - especially when it was first released and before it became popular. Everyone at that time only though Final Fantasy Tactics or Tactics Ogre are the greatest Turn Based Strategy games, but after Advance Wars came out, those "Strategy RPG" became a joke as they require ZERO strategy at all when compare to Advance Wars. 2. Beyond Good & Evil - How can you not be cool to own & play the world's most underrated game? 3. Lumines - The most stylish game of all time? 4. Meteos - Even more cool than owning Lumines, because it was so underrated when sitting next to Lumines (which stole all the spotlight). 5. Shenmue - Underrated, story-driven, hardcore.
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