eggmiester said:

gamingeek said:

Reading GAF, the PC, PS3 and Wii versions of Black Ops all have buggy problems or lower/bad performance.

i don't believe that it seems like  a excuse to try to get 360 version to sell the most

GG run into a bunch of issues himself (outside hating the gameplay like me) and returned it, but he's more about the single player, the multi player which is what most want seems to perfrom fine for most people.

ASK_Story said:

The Conduit 2 cover looks good.

Also, I admire High Voltage for trying to make a good Wii FPS multiplayer, but seriously, I don't see the point IF they don't fix the hacking and cheating that's so prevelant in Wii online games.

It's almost like a waste, which kind of sucks. It's the same way I feel about Goldeneye Wii. I'd play it online but I'm weary of the hackers and cheaters.

That's a bit silly. You won't even try it because there might be cheaters? There are cheaters, glitchers, etc on all platforms (look up lag switches for example, those don't even require software hacks of any sort and thus apply anywhere). Just go play. If you have fun, you have fun and that's that. If you meet cheaters (if you realise they cheat, and thus don't have fun anymore), then look for a different match, there are enough people online, for the popular games like COD at least. Although most of the Wii hacks that have become popular to show in youtube videos and what not require the hacker to be the host (and often it's all players that get the benefits, not just the host, so I'd call them mods rather than cheats) so it's easy to leave and find another match if you come across one. It's also absurd to say cheaters are "prelevant" when you don't even try the games to see if that's true...

robio said:

Be sure to giive some Rune Factory 3 impressions as soon as you can. Very curious to hear about the game and god knows the major sites won't review it for a while.

its a shame what RF isn't loved by gaming sites as it desearves, after reading the booklet looks like monster transforming can't be done intel after beating the first cave boss i am worried about the monster changing part, the anime intro is good but frontier's was better in the song but 3 has better anime

well after playing simple training theres a few things one i love the new 2 sword fghting style,  it has insanelely fast slashes

but i dislike that the main soil is  a grayish colour  when watered it isn't as easily noticed over the old light brown coloured soil  i can easily  over look and aist rp and time re watering with busy crops

Yodariquo said:

WTF? I didn't even think they did that.  That makes me actually want it.

most likely it still come  out they need need to fix whatever is wrong this new is shocking normally nintendo lets anything pass for wiiware maybe they are getting stricter

Well. I almost went 24 hours without buying a new game...

...then I saw The Sly Cooper Collection!

...

Master Chief doesn't have a cell phone though.

I think GoldenEye is awesome.

Nothing will take place of the fond memories the original gave us, but Eurocom still did a great job in making a modern-day Bond game for this generation.

I'm just glad the game turned out well and I'm enjoying it.

Is it better than the original? Of course not. But it's not really fair to compare because they're from different eras. Goldeneye 64 was the best console FPS of that era, while there are so many FPSs in this one. With that said, I think GoldenEye Wii is a admirable accomplishment.

It's the best FPS on the Wii, and I think that makes it a good game in its own right.

aspro said:

So is there a premise for the regenerating health? usually it's justified in some way in the "story".

Also, does the character have a melee move? Just curious.

Only if you play on the lower difficulty, there's health regeneration. But if you play on a difficult setting, than it's like the original where you have limited health and you need to find health jackets to replenish yourself.

And yes, the melee moves are pretty well done. You never do the same melee move twice. It also cleverly plays with the environment. For example, if you're near a wall, you bash the enemy to it. And if your behind a enemy in a tight situation, you break his neck or throw and punch him. It's cool stuff and the animation is cool!

I love situational melee moves -- yakuza does that as well. And plus 1 on the health -- in all the FPS games I've played I don;t think I've ever seen both regenerative health and "stimpacks" depending onthe difficulty level (but then I rarely change difficulties or play same game twice).

Which raises another question, does it have difficulty level selection on the fly (meaning you can change it throughout the game if need be)?

ASK_Story said:

aspro said:

Master Chief doesn't have a cell phone though.

Master Chief is a walking cell phone!

Windows Phone 7, not android (since he's owned my MS).