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It's not exactly a problem in the first place, and that price is way to high.

Loved windwaker, but it was too short. TP so far has the same epicness in the "realistic" graphical style as the cell shading, and the quality and quantity of the dungeons is superb. I prefer TP.

Not sure what heavenly sword is, but the others aren't really anything special... warhawk is just like a flight simulator type thing that uses a tilt sensor, right? Can't imagine it being that much differnent from using a joystick (big joystick, I mean... PC style), and that type of game doesn't really interest me. What about a story? Red Steel and Wii sports were awesome games too, and there was also, about 25 wii games for the uk launch. Yes, most of them were crap, but it's the same with the PS3, really, except that Zelda is far better than any of the PS3 launch titles.

Is there any actual plot spoilers in the trailer? (thought it might be worth asking)

They're obviously gonna try move it towards non-gamers even more, and what non-gamer wants to wear a headset? The whole point with the remote was that it's a similar feel to the tv remote.

I was pretty impressed with the graphics... as for cutscenes... what was wrong with 3D cutscenes? They just seemed really cheap.

Hmm... can't say I'm interested in any of them... wait for MGS4 to come out, then I'll consider it...

Pointer and ability to add new things to the controller... like the gun attachment, and although it apparently sucks, the steering wheel attatchment. The point is that there is a lot more possiblity with the wii controller. As for comfortability, the GC's pad is second only to the 360's in my opinion. Dual Shock just doesn't fit into my hands right, and it doesn't have the hexagon thing around the analogue stick, which I like.

76% I got basically all of the PC gaming ones wrong.

I found the first few levels pretty immersive, but it gets really repetetive after that.

Which according to that list, they hate too.

The environments were pretty much the same as metorid prime... with a little more variety, perhaps. Level design was good too. Music was different, yes, but still not exactly terrible. I haven't played it in a while, so I can't really remember it, but I didn't have any problems with it at the time. As for exploration... it wasn't as open as the GC ones, but the level design was just as good, and I didn't have much of a problem with being guided through it... it had puzzles and shit instead.

Which is what, exactly?

Not really even ahead of it's time. I pretty much understood it fully.

But 28 days isn't a month, unless you're talking february, which december to january isn't. 8th of december to the 8th of january is what I meant.

Just like with the psp when they said they'd shipped 10 million, but sold about 5.5 million.

6 million? I doubt it...

I think the latest downgrader is for 2.8, but they'll cover the new ones eventually. You need a ps3 for the downloads, and you have to pay for each game. Why do that when you can do it for free? Their service is just a complete and utter rip off.

I thought hunters was awesome. The gameplay/control system was just so perfect, and the level design was great, if not restricted as with regards to exploration.

That kind of implies that the wii is not "next-gen", and the wii is kicking their ass in sales and interest. The dual shock, aside from being incredibly uncomfortable, is over complicated and lacks rumble. Really... what were they thinking giving this award to sony?

Then it really would have just dragged on. 30 hours is really impressive, especially seeing that it keeps you interested the whole time.

I thought you could do voice chat on x-box live... and you can do voice chat even on metroid prime hunters to people on your friend list.

But once you're dead, you're not gonna have to feel as if you missed out on stuf, and you won't have to worry anymore about what others think of you.

Was that from MGS3?

If they did, I don't think they'd keep it a secret. They'd be very very rich to say the least.