gmanprime Posted November 7, 2006 Posted November 7, 2006 Just got back from the fusion tour and had the time of my life...This week. It's funny, but I just got a chance to play wii sports last night, and it really seemed to lack depth. Especialy where tenis is concernd. It just didn't give you the feeling that the nes sports games like volley ball gave you. You know, challenge and fun. On a side not my non-gamer friend (escluding guitar hero) loved it. Also, I really enjoyed playing exite truck. Standing in line I thought that the controls would feel wierd, because the wii-mote is just sitting there in mid air. As it turns out though, the rumble feature is well implemented so that when you level out the controller feels like a steering wheel centering. Overall my experience at the fusion tour was ausome and I am really looking forward to getting my very own, new-generation console. My only disapoitment was that zelda did not make an apperance due to, "Out of control lines!" Relient K ROCKS!
gmanprime Posted November 7, 2006 Author Posted November 7, 2006 It feels just right in the hands if that is what your asking.
Tellyn Posted November 7, 2006 Posted November 7, 2006 How were the rumble and speaker implemented in Wii Sports and Excitetruck?
Fresh Posted November 7, 2006 Posted November 7, 2006 It feels just right in the hands if that is what your asking. That what i say to guys before luring them back to my room.
Tellyn Posted November 7, 2006 Posted November 7, 2006 That what i say to guys before luring them back to my room. Lol! I had a question then but forgot it, so I suppose this post is meaningless...
Nintendork Posted November 7, 2006 Posted November 7, 2006 Matt C says Wii Sports sucks.. I am not even calling it a game anymore.. it's a technical demo. and a crummy one at that.. it takes a mere 2 hours to master every game except bowling apparently. That one is a laugh and has a steady learning curve.
Konfucius Posted November 7, 2006 Posted November 7, 2006 Matt C says Wii Sports sucks.. I am not even calling it a game anymore.. it's a technical demo. and a crummy one at that.. it takes a mere 2 hours to master every game except bowling apparently. That one is a laugh and has a steady learning curve. Sure these minigames will be boring when you play alone but with a few mates they should be a lot of fun in short bursts. There's also a simple two player ping pong in Wario Ware. I found this to be very entertaining during school breaks and the likes because it's not complex - I imagine Wii Sports will be similar.
KingOfHyrule Posted November 8, 2006 Posted November 8, 2006 My only disapoitment was that zelda did not make an apperance due to, "Out of control lines!" Oh Christ, I hope they don't pull that one in Dublin this Saturday...
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