sumo73

This game seems to have disappeared of the radar since it's Japanese release. I've played the previous 3 games on the PS2 and was really happy to know that this game was going to come out. (I hope they fix the bugs that the Japanese release had before then) Since Nintendo have a hand in this game and are keen to show it's 'Hardcore' fans games, it would be really silly of them not to release this game outside Japan. 'play.com' are saying at the moment that the game will come out by the end of November 2008. That's next month!

I quite agree that the Bongo Drums and Wii Motion Plus are very different. : peace: The amount of games that can be developed with Motion Plus is of course a lot more. The point I wanted to make is that in the past Nintendo releases something and then doesn't always support it or allow others to use it. For example, the code needed to activate the rumble on the DS was quite small but Nintendo didn't give it to other developers for a while. Nintendo took a while to allow small developers to develop WiiWare games. Sometimes I just wish Nintendo could act a bit faster. I'm glad to hear that a non Nintendo game like the Conduit is going to be using Motion Plus. It's a healthy sign.

For me it was Resident Evil Remake for the Gamecube. They took everything that was good from the PSone version and made so much better.

I'm happy with the Wii and it's controls for most games. As a left handed player often games don't think about the 10-15% of players who may need to have controls changed. I'm not happy about that. I was happy that Nintendo put in a left handed mode for 'Wii Sports' and thought that other companies who follow suit but most haven't. I don't think being left handed is much of a problem on the 360 or PS3. I'm sure that for most people their view is just swap the Wii controls around but it's not as easy as that. In regards to Wii Motion Plus I can't offer any real opinion until I've used it. I just hope Nintendo can use this on more than just a few games (unlike the Gamecube Bongo drums) and that 3rd party companies will be interested in using it as well. When Sony released the 'Eye Toy' for the PS2 lots of companies went out to develope games for it but as I said before with the bongo drums only a few games came out. What I would really like to see are games which come out that can be played with or without the Motion Plus. Of course if you have Motion Plus you will get a better gaming experience.

Thanks for reminding me! I've got Resident Evil Deadly Silence for the DS as well. I've got the Gun Survivor stuff too but no light gun.

I'd like to know what the prices are going to be for these games. I have a large collection of cube games (150+) so for me it's not I'm so interested in these games. I can however see the interest in these games especially to people who never played these games before and may find it difficult to track down the games in their cube format or people who really don't like playing with the cube controller. I'd like to see however - Zelda WW (include the missing content - 2 dungeons)

>Anyone else here got the full chebang? Yeap, I have all Resident Evil games across GBC, PS1, PS2, Cube, DS and Wii. PS- Play Resident Evil 2 and then Resident Evil 3. PPS- The port of Resident Evil 2 for the Gamecube was the 'Dual Shock version of the PSone version of the game' which featured the 'Rookie mode'. The best versions graphic-wise of RE2 I believe are the Sega Dreamcast and PC versions. Also the N64 verison is quite good but it did depend on the number of enemies on the screen.

I've got well over 150 games including some Japanese and American ones and I'm still going back to them as I've not completed a lot of them. I don't want to get rid of them and I'm happy that I've got enough space now to alongside my DS, PS2 and Wii games to house them all.