moose4787 wrote:I have 3 wiis sitting in my living room, each up on ebay approching $600
Vicarious wrote:moose4787 wrote:I have 3 wiis sitting in my living room, each up on ebay approching $600
Banned.
Fuck you.
Logan5 wrote:colonel_lugz wrote:Am I going nuts or is it just wishful, deluded thinking on my part or is Zelda a release title?
Yeah, Zelda is a release title.
ThisIsTheGirl wrote:FG that list is tiny - I'd be crapping myself if those were the only confirmed titles at this point. The list I have (confirmed by Nintendo) has a slightly more respectful 23 games on it:
The Ginger Man wrote: A nice diversion. But not something I'd run home and lose myself in for hours upon hours.
The Ginger Man wrote:So the more I've played the Wii today, the happier I am that I didn't buy one. It's kinda fun, yeah. A nice diversion. But not something I'd run home and lose myself in for hours upon hours. Seems like another "wait and see" console.
MonkeyM666 wrote: I'm just waiting for metriod, Zelda (why did they start developing it for the cube... I beleive that although it's better by far then it ever could have been on the cube, it still has that taste in it's mouth.... anyone hear anything about it??)
colonel_lugz wrote:IGN have a video review of Twilight Princess
http://uk.media.wii.ign.com/media/748/748589/vids_1.html
This is just getting silly now, i just CANT wait any longer!!!!!!
Fried Gold wrote:unikrunk wrote:Chairman Kaga wrote:Then why are you in this thread?
Because I wanted to talk about the Wii...Columbo.
Now a Columbo based game on the Wii would be awesome.
*Wave controller anti-clockwise to ask suspect just one more thing.
** Wave controller clockwise and push A to talk about Mrs Columbo.
ThisIsTheGirl wrote:Fried Gold wrote:unikrunk wrote:Chairman Kaga wrote:Then why are you in this thread?
Because I wanted to talk about the Wii...Columbo.
Now a Columbo based game on the Wii would be awesome.
*Wave controller anti-clockwise to ask suspect just one more thing.
** Wave controller clockwise and push A to talk about Mrs Columbo.
I know I'm late - but I had to say that this post made me piss myself with laughter.
I'm a bit disappointed about some of the negative reviews coming in - but I think Ginger Man said it perfectly: we'll have to wait and see, and in the meantime, a lot of the best games will be the pick-up-and-play ones. So my first three purchases are likely to be Wii Play, Rayman and Zelda. Mind you, Zelda games require a fair amount of time, which is not something I tend to have at Xmas. So I may buy that later, and use the spare cash to get a classic controller and a couple of VC games.
Still waiting to hear from tfactor and Athena!
colonel_lugz wrote:Wii has consumed them.........ALL HAIL Wii!!!!
Im not phased by the negative reviews, im staying strong, Zelda will prevail.
I am already getting overly defensive of this console and I don't own it yet. I think it's a built in mechanism of all Nintendo fans who had to fight visciously in the playground during the N64 Vs Playstation 1 era.......I fought hard!
colonel_lugz wrote:I am already getting overly defensive of this console and I don't own it yet. I think it's a built in mechanism of all Nintendo fans who had to fight visciously in the playground during the N64 Vs Playstation 1 era.......I fought hard!
ThisIsTheGirl wrote:colonel_lugz wrote:W ii has consumed them.........ALL HAIL Wii!!!!
Im not phased by the negative reviews, im staying strong, Zelda will prevail.
I am already getting overly defensive of this console and I don't own it yet. I think it's a built in mechanism of all Nintendo fans who had to fight visciously in the playground during the N64 Vs Playstation 1 era.......I fought hard!
I'll drink to that! Don't worry - I haven't lost faith. I just think the reality of the situation is setting in: we're gonna have a lot of fun with this console, but we might have to wait a few months to see exactly what it's capable of.
Have any reports about the PS3 come in yet, or are they all being sold on eBay to millionaires?
Chairman Kaga wrote:The Ginger Man wrote: A nice diversion. But not something I'd run home and lose myself in for hours upon hours.
That cinches it for me. It's right up my alley then. I wanted something that was easy to pick up and put down without becoming invested in hours of gameplay.
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