Here is a recap of information that was provided in the last few months:

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MH3 basically is DS... for Wii kids.

trollop_scat

Calling Nintendo fanboys "Wii kids" is consider trolling, as not all of them are children.

I will wait until the Last Story web site is updated for more information.

Wow I didn't know the PS3 didn't have any visual novels. You learn something new everyday.tagyhag

You may be surprised the number of visual novel games that are released in Japan, with the large number released on the PSP.

Other than Gran Tursmo 5 and Halo: Reach, there are some remaining system sellers:

Super Mario Galaxy 2

Dragon Quest X (only in Japan); whether it will sell as well as Dragon Quest IX is yet to be known

Monster Hunter Portable 3 (only in Japan)

GS really dropped the ball with this review.

6 days late...I'm willing to bet that almost anyone who was interested in the game has already gotten it by now :|

Shinobishyguy

This is interesting as Kevin VanOrd is reviewing the game, not a freelancer that GameSpot often depend on for Wii reviews.

I hope all this motion **** fails and we can play with a normal controller.deleterguy

Do not be sure of that, as by the success of it, and whether you like it or not, motion control is here to stay. It will not disappear anytime soon and will evolve.

People today who are skeptical or fearful of motion control will one day accept it.

It's interesting that "anime" is listed as a **** "Anime" isn't a **** it's the shortened word for "animation" that refers to both animation in the west and the east.

hakanakumono

Westerners tend to define "anime" in a way that is different from the Japanese. Westerners define the term in a technical way, while the Japanese define it as a generic way.

I have been a long-time supporter of Nintendo since the NES days because its major franchises appeal to my gaming tastes. That is why I often buy/play Nintendo systems and Nintendo's first-party games. I care very little for other developers and the other console makers (Sony, Sega, and Microsoft).

I am not influenced by review scores, but the written reviews (there is too much focus on numbers instead of the opinions behind them on this forum). Even though I buy games based on personal preferences, mostly first-party developed Mario games, I look beyond the scores and into the written reviews on whether I should really buy the game even if I have already decided beforehand. I cannot always trust my gaming instincts and the written reviews (from GameSpot or Gametrailers, as I prefer longer and detailed reviews) will act as a guide on whether I should buy a game or not. Not only I cannot always trust my gaming instincts, but I have a limited budget for gaming so I do not buy every game that interests me.