Just got Mii a Wii

[SaikoDragon]

I was born during the SNES era, so graphics pretty much don't mean a damn thing to me :thumbs:

You're talkin to an Commodore/Atari kid here. Graphics don't matter but at the same time, I expect a certain level of quality when we're talking Current Generation graphics. And Red Steel looked like a poor Gamecube game, that's how bad. But it was a fun game and really one of the few decent shooter games for the Wii. It's fun for a play through at least.

Sonic & the Secret Rings: Awesome looking and great sense of speed but the controls absolutely ruined it for me.

lies! LIIIEEESS!!!

Everyone says the controls are terrible but they were great for me! The controls were part of the challenge. It was supposed to be difficult to stop sonic. That's why you get upgrades later to help slow sonic down and stop him faster. Dont listen to them Dark Kabuto! sonic forever!! >_<

SEVEN RINGS IN HAND SPEED THROUGH NIGHTS WITH FEET IN SAAAND!! *sings* SEVEN RINGS IN HAND WONDERS AAAAAAAALL UNDER COMMAND!!! :buttrock: :buttrock:

 

[Savory Cade]

I really want to give Zack and Wiki a try myself, if only to support such games.

A noble cause because this game is going to absolutely bomb. It makes me so sad. At the Toy R Us "Buy 2 Wii games Get 1 Free" sale a week ago, the selection was horribly picked over and most games sold out yet they had a pile of Zack & Wikis. Sigh...

And WarioWare isn't a minigame game, it's a MICROgame game XD they're supposed to be short!!

:sweat: Oops! Let me rephrase that.
It should read: The whole game is way too short and there aren't enough microgames. The microgames themselves are mostly so-so and not as good as past WarioWares.

 

[Undrave]

Which reminds me maybe I should add the two Touch Detective games to my X-mas list... the problem with those is that you can only really play through once because it becomes too easy...

Anyway when is the new NiGHTS game coming out anyway? Can't wait to play that!

Zack and Wiki is just the victim of horrible (or rather total lack of) marketing.