vaultboy

I had an Intellivision growing up, I remember playing Triple Action a lot.  The tanks (especially with invisible tanks and short-range, bouncing bullets) was one of the best.  But, the planes were by far the most fun.  Pitfall and Astrosmash were great too.

The white one looks like something from Star Wars.

Fear the hamburger movement.  And, depending on where you get your hamburgers you know exactly what I'm talking about.

The golf sounds like it could be cool.  I liked the golf in Wii Sports (sans the putting), so I might have to check out TW PGA 10.

oldschool said:

VaultBoy said:
"I wonder if Nintendo is holding the big name games to implement Motion+ into them.  We'll probably have to wait until E3 to find out though."

"Already said that :)"

oldschool said:
"Just throwing this out as a possibility, but perhaps they are holding back their bigger franchises/new games foe Motion  +?  It kind of makes sense.  With the realease in about 2 months, plus knowing that it is coming, you would want to really push and promote off the back of the enhanced control and the best way to do that is with some big titles leading into Christmas."

This looks so weird.  But, I'm in for playing any game that lets me battle broccoli.

I never did pick up Pikmin 2 for GC and finding it used (right now) is more than the Wiimake is going to be.  So, I'm all for them Wii releasing the Pikmin games.

Luigi's Mansion is another game I missed out on and would love to pick up used with some Wii controls.  But, I have no idea if this is going to be released as a Wii title.

I wonder if Nintendo is holding the big name games to implement Motion+ into them.  We'll probably have to wait until E3 to find out though.

Is it a cool concept?  Yep, it sure is.  But, headtracking would be much more usable on my PC than on my Wii.  Sitting at a desk about 2 feet from the monitor allows me to change my view pretty easily.  The same amount of perspective change for my TV would require walking around and squating.

It might be kind of cool for on-rails shooters as you could peek around cover to be able to shoot baddies.  But, I can't imagine it being very useable for any other genres.

It looks like a generic shooter.  Good for Wii owners who are FPS fans, but "meh" for me.