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Aussie Endless Ocean 2 bundles
Availible at Kmart and Target - offer ends 3rd March
aussie-nintendo.com news
gamingeek
Japans Votes: Subs Vs Dubs
How do Japanese gamers like their western games?
andriasang.com news
aspro
1up preview Forgotten Sands Wii
"you won't be getting the short end of the stick; Forgotten Sands for Wii is shaping up to be a worthy Prince of Persia sequel."
1up.com impressions
gamingeek
Pachter talks Natal, Dsi XL and 3rd Party Wii
I continue to believe that the Wii audience will buy good games, and think that third parties have done a poor job of making them for the Wii.
gamedaily.com editorial
gamingeek
Endless Ocean Blue World 9/10 review
One of Wii’s deepest, most surprisingly enjoyable games.
n-europe.com impressions
gamingeek
New WiiWare Title Threatens Endless Ocean
Aquarium simulator for 800 points.
andriasang.com news
aspro
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The second one was much better than the first, but some similarities include a better than average stroy, great music and better than average characters (whose participation is defined by the story).
The battle system is proximity based, like in Eternal Sonata.
Homer was (podcast).
IGN on Prince of Persia forgotten sands wii
The Wii game, even in its early form, is running 60 frames per second which accentuates its fluid animation and gameplay. The visuals are pretty spectacular with some seriously detailed locations and enemies. Ubisoft anticipates that when The Forgotten Sands is complete in May, players can expect a good dozen to 15 hours from start to finish.
Seems Ubi is putting effort into their wii versions of multiplat games, even Ghost recon future soldier is getting a version. Hats off to them. I guess.
Keep dropping... You'll hit my price point eventually.
Watching the trailer. I am going to cry, this is so beautiful!
OOOOOOHHHH MMYYYYYY GODDDDDDDDDD!!
No stupid hub! Classic Mario progression!!! *Head explodes*
http://uk.wii.ign.com/articles/107/1071620p1.html
I like the hubs
Yoda can you give my name a gold colour now? I think I deserved it!
Hub for SMG is as to Open World for No More Heroes. Hub exclusion is better, all that needless walking around.
Huh?? It took me like 18 hours to save one kid in Dragon Age. Why so short.
Both ME and DA main plots are fairly short, the lenght comes from sidequests. If homer went through main quest only, it explains the time it took him to finish the game.
Its like they are asking for it to be banned.
They should ban the compilation either way, on the grounds of the games being shit.
I kid, I kid. Well, not so much with the Conduit anyway.
Sounded better than the Australian one, where they basically told journos they withheld major info so it would debut at the US conference.
Fuck you NOA.
The 18 hours comes from focusing on the main quest, while taking care of every single loyalty mission, and looking after the occasional side quest.
The GG we know and love is dead. WTF is this.
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Metroid: Other M takes the best elements of 1st-person and
3rd-person gaming to create a seamless blend between gameplay,
story-telling and dynamic cinematography, that feels like a movie the
player can control.Players hold the Wii Remote controller sideways
while navigating and battling in 3rd-person. However, at any moment,
players can switch immediately to Wii Remote pointer controls to
examine and explore the environments in 1st-person perspective.
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Metroid fans know more about Samus’ suits and weapons than they
do about what drives her. That’s about to change. The story begins
immediately following the events of Super Metroid, when a baby
Metroid gave its life to protect Samus. With voice acting and a rich
story, players learn the engaging backstory of Samus as she weaves
through an action-packed adventure aboard the Bottle Ship, a
decommissioned space facility. As she hurtles into this new adventure,
Samus will encounter her first mentor and Commanding Officer of the
Galactic Federation, Adam Malkovich.
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The development of Metroid: Other M is an exciting
collaboration between Nintendo’s Yoshio Sakamoto and Team Ninja.
Sakamoto was the director of Super Metroid in 1994. Team Ninja
is the renowned action developer of Ninja Gaiden. Metroid:
Other M pairs Sakamoto’s expert level design and exploratory focus
of the classic Metroid series with Team Ninja’s signature stylish,
no-holds-barred action.
Man this game sounds weird. But I am sold no matter what.