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I was absolutely sold on the system until I owned one. The idea behind it is awesome, but the reality just isn't as fun as the idea...
I agree, in that there just aren't enough decent games right now. I'm also not 100% sold that it'll be all that great for every type of game.
I was absolutely sold on the system until I owned one. The idea behind it is awesome, but the reality just isn't as fun as the idea...
Seems like the only games that will really be cool with this will be sword/fishing/etc type games.
But even that was dissappointing for me! The sword fighting in Zelda was more like sword shaking...since the remote didn't pick up all my movements when I swung my hands I ended up just shaking the remote from side to side and the attacks worked fine. But...that's boring. Who wants to sit there and shake a remote? Not only that, but it doesn't matter how you swing your arm, Link swings his sword the same way every time...
Fishing...was really kind of glitchy for me. With the original pole with no reel I could jerk the remote towards my head and nothing would happen on the screen. It was weird just getting the fish to me...the reel was cool but once again...novelty (although one that I think would take a while to wear off).
Well, ill take a Wii off your guys hands for retail if you don't want yourshaha
Not that I even want one, but I would be willing to try it for awhile![]()
For those who can't find Wiimotes and nunchuk's I randomly walked through Toys-R-Us on Saturday and they had probably 10+ of each (no Wii's...not that I was looking for one).
Im with you. I kinda feel like if someone is gonna use this technology, it needs to be as close to 1:1 as you can make it, otherwise you just feel limited and it does feel gimicky. Turns into frustration.
You guys are one crack, LOL. I've had mine since day 1 and it's *still* the most played console in the house. There are unquestionably some titles that just tacked on the motion sensing (Rampage for one, but Zelda is NOT one of those titles that feels tacked on), which is to be expected right now, at the start of the tech's lifecycle. At the least, you can say that the Wii's launch lineup is vastly superior to either Xbox 360's or PS3's at launch.
Not all games need 1:1 control, that's an absurd assertion. Some certainly will--Red Steel would have benefited greatly from 1:1 controls--but for others, just the motion is plenty.
You guys should try out Excite Truck. I never did until this weekend (hate racing games), but I have to say it's FUN as hell. I sat and played the damn thing for like 6 hours straight![]()
You guys are one crack, LOL. I've had mine since day 1 and it's *still* the most played console in the house. There are unquestionably some titles that just tacked on the motion sensing (Rampage for one, but Zelda is NOT one of those titles that feels tacked on), which is to be expected right now, at the start of the tech's lifecycle. At the least, you can say that the Wii's launch lineup is vastly superior to either Xbox 360's or PS3's at launch.
Not all games need 1:1 control, that's an absurd assertion. Some certainly will--Red Steel would have benefited greatly from 1:1 controls--but for others, just the motion is plenty.
You guys should try out Excite Truck. I never did until this weekend (hate racing games), but I have to say it's FUN as hell. I sat and played the damn thing for like 6 hours straight![]()