GamePro Editors Tae K. Kim and Dave Rudden recently attended Nintendo's annual Media Summit where they were treated to a veritable avalanche of hands-on demos and presentations for the Wii titles that will keep your hands busy this coming year. So read on for their impressions and see why 2008 just may be the Year of Nintendo!
Despite the fame and popularity of both the studio and the IP in question, not everyone knows that Bioware developed a Sonic RPG prior to them being acquired by EA, Sonic Chronicles for the Nintendo DS, and it was recently detailed in a DidYouKnowGaming video that both Bioware and SEGA were down for a sequel, but it was ultimately canceled for a surprising reason: SEGA was sued for copyright infringement
to be fair tho, the rpg for the DS was a mess.
touchscreen-only was not a good way to make a game like this.
I wish Sega got together with Square and made a Sonic RPG for the Genesis I would have played that.
Just because the first one sucked, doesn't mean Sega should abandon the idea of a Sonic RPG.
BioWare has hit a rough patch following the release of Mass Effect: Andromeda and Anthem. However, the company has released many acclaimed games over the decades. With many being beloved titles still heralded as some of the video games ever made. Here are the top 5 best BioWare games of all time.
2008 phenomenon..
Wii EAT...
They will release the Wii Fork... then they will sell all kinds of DFC(Downloadable food content) on Wii fi.
Seven Reasons to get a Wii:
1. MGS4
2. GTAIV
3. LBP
4. Home
5. GT5
6. Resistance 2
7. Killzone 2
This is Nintendo's YEAR!!!
Then 2008 looks like an awful year for Nintendo. If they can only think of seven, and if the seven are not even that strong, it's going to be a weak year.
I just know that my inner Nintendo fanboy died the moment the specs were revealed. I almost died when the controller was announced and it looked so retarded like a mouse with one button but I was in denial so I thought "perhaps this is the best thing to grace gaming, ever". Since I made the false assumption that the Wii possessed the rumoured specs of 2.5 Ghz quad-core processor, a relatively powerful GPU and 256MB of RAM, I thought it would be alright when compared to both 360 and PS3. Then rumour came that it wouldn't be clocked 2.5 Ghz, but that it would be 1.8Ghz, and that the amount of RAM would be 192MB, and it would have 22GB discs. That made me really pissed off... but in the end it turned out to be worse, MUCH worse than that. So I decided to finally quit Nintendo, as the only thing new for the console was the controller, and frankly that wasn't enough for me, and still isn't. I was actually expecting at most a $149 price point, but Nintendo had to throw sh1t to a million fans and price it way above any acceptable range for what the Wii offers.
Great, now a very expensive, useless and not fun add-on will release to the joy of non-gamers and easily impressionable idiots out there, with an inferior version of Dance Dance revolution, horrible non-game non-sports applications, and, you guessed it, roll the ball in the hole.
How sad are these 7 "reasons" to get a Wii or to love the Wii or whatever. It shouldn't say "Nintendo Fans", it should say "Hardcore Nintendo fanboys" because they will only force themselves to like whatever Nintendo feels like churning out without an effort. How sad to be just a Wii owner, the same graphics that debuted in 1998 with the dreamcast, that is, ten years ago, will be there for another what... 5 years? God knows how much time Nintendo wants to prolong the agony of hardcore gamers that ONLY own a Wii (if there are even any).
I will have to agree with my great friend, raccoon city police savior and resident evil character LeonSKennedy4Life, there are no reasons to stick with the Wii; unless of course, its games start costing $19.99 and the Wii $149.99. And judging by how retarded people are to buy it at its current prices... then that will take a long time.