edgecrusher said:

EDIT: Why do I keep getting "error on page" over and over?!

Because your asshole is loose.

gamingeek said:

punk rebel ecks said:

^^^^Yeah but the actual textures aren't that good, its mostly artstyle making those pics look so great.

Also, ONO states that core gamers have a short memory span - Finally someone sees it!

Prime 3 still owns it. Go into first person mode and mario galaxy doesn't have anywhere near the detail of MP3. Not only that galaxy only has to render a small planetoid and then can just throw around effects.

That's what I was saying.

Oh and Conker's Bad Fur Day had the best N64 graphics.

Again, all those games look good, but Conker had people wondering if it was a Dreamcast game. I think that pretty much qualifys FTW right there. Nobody ever made the assumption that Majora was a Dreamcast game.

Over the years, the 3 games I remember turning heads the most on N64 were Turok 2, Banjo, and Conker. With Perfect Dark a close runner up. I'm not gonna bother trying to find pics, as most pics for old N64 games are as asstastic as Gerstmann's ass.

I'm expecting Dead Space with glee.

Fatal Frame IV preview.

Controls terrible, game great.

http://au.wii.ign.com/articles/895/895630p1.html

"However, in terms of capitalizing on the strengths of Nintendo's controller, we have to cite this game as one of the biggest missed opportunities in recent times, because it completely ignores the fact that the Wii remote has an IR pointer. Why, we have no idea, because as Ruka points her flashlight around darkened environments and focuses her camera on ghosts, we can't help but wonder -- time and time again -- why we can't control both quicker and more precisely using the Wii remote. Instead, the flashlight automatically shines wherever Ruka is looking (with the analog stick) and you control the camera obscura -- get this -- using a combination of the analog stick for left and right movement and Wii remote waggle for up / down movement. That waggle stuff also extends into standard game camera control. While Ruka can look around with the analog stick, all up / down movement is mapped to pulling back or pushing forward with the Wii remote -- which, by the way, feels retarded, not to mention slow. We've come to expect stupid controls like this from Wii-ignorant third-parties, but from a game published by Nintendo, it's just sad. (We really hope someone at Nintendo didn't step in and suggest that the controls be made more accessible. If so, we might just throw up.)

Clearly, we're not thrilled with the forced waggle camera control, but even with this ridiculously idiotic mechanical decision, we continue to trek through the darkened mansion in search of answers and we think that fans of survival horror will ultimately be pleased with this latest entry into the series. We've already jumped out of our chairs several times and we haven't even brought the game home, dimmed the lights and turned up the volume yet. Truth be told, we might be too scared to try it. See why via these new 480p direct-feed movies we've posted."

Does the first one come with motion blur?

foolz said:

Fatal Frame IV preview.

Controls terrible, game great.

http://au.wii.ign.com/articles/895/895630p1.html

"However, in terms of capitalizing on the strengths of Nintendo's controller, we have to cite this game as one of the biggest missed opportunities in recent times, because it completely ignores the fact that the Wii remote has an IR pointer. Why, we have no idea, because as Ruka points her flashlight around darkened environments and focuses her camera on ghosts, we can't help but wonder -- time and time again -- why we can't control both quicker and more precisely using the Wii remote. Instead, the flashlight automatically shines wherever Ruka is looking (with the analog stick) and you control the camera obscura -- get this -- using a combination of the analog stick for left and right movement and Wii remote waggle for up / down movement. That waggle stuff also extends into standard game camera control. While Ruka can look around with the analog stick, all up / down movement is mapped to pulling back or pushing forward with the Wii remote -- which, by the way, feels retarded, not to mention slow. We've come to expect stupid controls like this from Wii-ignorant third-parties, but from a game published by Nintendo, it's just sad. (We really hope someone at Nintendo didn't step in and suggest that the controls be made more accessible. If so, we might just throw up.)"

You've got to be fucking kidding me.

punk rebel ecks said:

foolz said:

Fatal Frame IV preview.

Controls terrible, game great.

http://au.wii.ign.com/articles/895/895630p1.html

"However, in terms of capitalizing on the strengths of Nintendo's controller, we have to cite this game as one of the biggest missed opportunities in recent times, because it completely ignores the fact that the Wii remote has an IR pointer. Why, we have no idea, because as Ruka points her flashlight around darkened environments and focuses her camera on ghosts, we can't help but wonder -- time and time again -- why we can't control both quicker and more precisely using the Wii remote. Instead, the flashlight automatically shines wherever Ruka is looking (with the analog stick) and you control the camera obscura -- get this -- using a combination of the analog stick for left and right movement and Wii remote waggle for up / down movement. That waggle stuff also extends into standard game camera control. While Ruka can look around with the analog stick, all up / down movement is mapped to pulling back or pushing forward with the Wii remote -- which, by the way, feels retarded, not to mention slow. We've come to expect stupid controls like this from Wii-ignorant third-parties, but from a game published by Nintendo, it's just sad. (We really hope someone at Nintendo didn't step in and suggest that the controls be made more accessible. If so, we might just throw up.)"

You've got to be fucking kidding me.

Oh shit. And I really want this game. >__<  I blame SUDA. Fuck SUDA.

In the ass.

steelattack said:

punk rebel ecks said:

foolz said:

Fatal Frame IV preview.

Controls terrible, game great.

http://au.wii.ign.com/articles/895/895630p1.html

"However, in terms of capitalizing on the strengths of Nintendo's controller, we have to cite this game as one of the biggest missed opportunities in recent times, because it completely ignores the fact that the Wii remote has an IR pointer. Why, we have no idea, because as Ruka points her flashlight around darkened environments and focuses her camera on ghosts, we can't help but wonder -- time and time again -- why we can't control both quicker and more precisely using the Wii remote. Instead, the flashlight automatically shines wherever Ruka is looking (with the analog stick) and you control the camera obscura -- get this -- using a combination of the analog stick for left and right movement and Wii remote waggle for up / down movement. That waggle stuff also extends into standard game camera control. While Ruka can look around with the analog stick, all up / down movement is mapped to pulling back or pushing forward with the Wii remote -- which, by the way, feels retarded, not to mention slow. We've come to expect stupid controls like this from Wii-ignorant third-parties, but from a game published by Nintendo, it's just sad. (We really hope someone at Nintendo didn't step in and suggest that the controls be made more accessible. If so, we might just throw up.)"

You've got to be fucking kidding me.

Oh shit. And I really want this game. >__<  I blame SUDA. Fuck SUDA.

In the ass.

I saw the videos of the game playing on gonintendo. The control seemed fine. The guy kept saying it control like RE4. Yes it does not use pointer, but the preview here is a bit misleading. I used tilt not waggle, and yes it is slower than pointer contol. I guess the wanted to make it slower. But then again it is not a shooter.

dvader said:

Eden is awesome, made a video to show what its like, not good quality though.

http://www.news.com.au/technology/story/0,25642,24107191-5014117,00.html

Whats going on is that you break open those pollen balls, the more you get in one swing the more pollen comes out.  Pollen makes seeds grow, the glowing balls, plants grow out when you touch them so you can reach new areas.  The goal is to get the big glowy things.

Getting a high score is a blast, very addictive game.

Just posted that Vader. Also, downloaded the demo...kinda neat.