The Lucario Trainer
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The Wii really stinks now! I mean all the titles Nintendo promised almost at launch have been delayed and will probably come out 2008 or Q4 of 2007. Considering the Wii got so much hype in E3 2006, that's a disappointment that those games were delayed far past it's due date.
And what games are we getting now? Half-assed party games with replay value of only 25 minutes. Everyone who I asked has a Wii, has complained that certain gimmicky party games like Wii Play, Wario Ware, Raving Rabbids just get boring after a couple minutes. I thought the whole purpose of the Wii was to make you be more interested in the games, but unfortunately I was way off.
Also Nintendo has just gone "jump the bandwagon of success and cater to our Non-Gamer/Casual Gamer audience and have completely forgotten theres a Nintendo Hardcore fan base out there." They have provided nothing for us besides TP (Which I'll say for the 1000th time) which was Gamecube game, and Super Paper Mario which was ripped off of the Gamecube. It's funny how most of the good games coming or are already out were either ripped of from GC games or ported over from another console. An example would be Resident Evil 4 Wii Edition, it's been ported once to the PC and PS2, and now another re-release which offers nothing new but Wii controls. Then theres Umbrella Chronicles which basically goes through things we have already done in Resident 1, 2, and 3 already. Plus it's a rail-shooter, so it's already garnered the "pretty lame" criticism.
VC games you might say is a good feature, but they're re-released and they suck more than when they were originally released. Like OoT Gamespot originally gave it the N64 version a perfect 10. When they played it again they gave it an 8.9. if that's not saying anything, then I don't know what will.
Plus I mean half of those games aren't even worth buying. No new features were added to any of them to make them more enjoyable; No online features lets not take examples from XBL Arcade to make the VC any better, let's just rip-off people; No releases of games that were released in Japan only; Finally just over-priced, I can find a whole pack-in of games from the NES SNES days that are only a cheap 4-6$. Yet a horrible NES game is 5$, to top that all off eBay is a better deal as well as Amazon.
Oh and don't get me started on channels. They're useless, just useless. Like I'm going to spend 1 hour of my day voting on the Everybody Votes Channel or check the weather constantly. One thing is for sure if they charged Wii points for that stuff I wouldn't even bother downloading them.
Then theres Online Multiplayer which I don't need to get in depth with. But with Pokémon Battle Revolution out , my argument will not last long for this. BI just hate friend codes! Why can't Nintendo just use gamer-tags? Seriously how will anyone get raped from gamer-tags? Since Nintendo only offers voice chatting with people you entered in your Friend Code roster. It's not like anyone would get raped online. Also Sony and Microsoft offered their online service since launch, Nintendo didn't offer it until about 6-7 months later, and it's still a lackluster. PBR, doesn't even have any incentive behind the multiplayer; meaning no leaderboards, scoreboards, nothing, if you win a hard battle, all you have to remember that with is "I beat someone really hard" There's no recollective memory or accomplishment that comes with it. Then there is Mario Strikers Charged on the Wii, with a pretty good and accomplished online feature, but it's still lacking a solid line of what online experiences can offer, it didn't revolutionize or even touch anything. What Mario Strikers Charged achieved online wise-- was already touched upon on Fifa Soccer 2003, with probably much more too offer to boot. You'd think after not having much online support for the Gamecube, Nintendo would've learned something from it. But obviously they haven't at all, which is pretty saddening. Hopefully they can pull Brawl into online territory, or that game's breaking point value will be diminished.
The Xbox 360 is simply the best. And the PS3 it's going to get there, plus I'm satisfied with it. I like the PS3 and 360 the most, but the Xbox 360 has more to offer I can't bypass that. And the Wii... the only positive thing I can truly say about is SMG, MP3, and SSBB. I guess selling point too because it's selling well.
And what games are we getting now? Half-assed party games with replay value of only 25 minutes. Everyone who I asked has a Wii, has complained that certain gimmicky party games like Wii Play, Wario Ware, Raving Rabbids just get boring after a couple minutes. I thought the whole purpose of the Wii was to make you be more interested in the games, but unfortunately I was way off.
Also Nintendo has just gone "jump the bandwagon of success and cater to our Non-Gamer/Casual Gamer audience and have completely forgotten theres a Nintendo Hardcore fan base out there." They have provided nothing for us besides TP (Which I'll say for the 1000th time) which was Gamecube game, and Super Paper Mario which was ripped off of the Gamecube. It's funny how most of the good games coming or are already out were either ripped of from GC games or ported over from another console. An example would be Resident Evil 4 Wii Edition, it's been ported once to the PC and PS2, and now another re-release which offers nothing new but Wii controls. Then theres Umbrella Chronicles which basically goes through things we have already done in Resident 1, 2, and 3 already. Plus it's a rail-shooter, so it's already garnered the "pretty lame" criticism.
VC games you might say is a good feature, but they're re-released and they suck more than when they were originally released. Like OoT Gamespot originally gave it the N64 version a perfect 10. When they played it again they gave it an 8.9. if that's not saying anything, then I don't know what will.
Plus I mean half of those games aren't even worth buying. No new features were added to any of them to make them more enjoyable; No online features lets not take examples from XBL Arcade to make the VC any better, let's just rip-off people; No releases of games that were released in Japan only; Finally just over-priced, I can find a whole pack-in of games from the NES SNES days that are only a cheap 4-6$. Yet a horrible NES game is 5$, to top that all off eBay is a better deal as well as Amazon.
Oh and don't get me started on channels. They're useless, just useless. Like I'm going to spend 1 hour of my day voting on the Everybody Votes Channel or check the weather constantly. One thing is for sure if they charged Wii points for that stuff I wouldn't even bother downloading them.
Then theres Online Multiplayer which I don't need to get in depth with. But with Pokémon Battle Revolution out , my argument will not last long for this. BI just hate friend codes! Why can't Nintendo just use gamer-tags? Seriously how will anyone get raped from gamer-tags? Since Nintendo only offers voice chatting with people you entered in your Friend Code roster. It's not like anyone would get raped online. Also Sony and Microsoft offered their online service since launch, Nintendo didn't offer it until about 6-7 months later, and it's still a lackluster. PBR, doesn't even have any incentive behind the multiplayer; meaning no leaderboards, scoreboards, nothing, if you win a hard battle, all you have to remember that with is "I beat someone really hard" There's no recollective memory or accomplishment that comes with it. Then there is Mario Strikers Charged on the Wii, with a pretty good and accomplished online feature, but it's still lacking a solid line of what online experiences can offer, it didn't revolutionize or even touch anything. What Mario Strikers Charged achieved online wise-- was already touched upon on Fifa Soccer 2003, with probably much more too offer to boot. You'd think after not having much online support for the Gamecube, Nintendo would've learned something from it. But obviously they haven't at all, which is pretty saddening. Hopefully they can pull Brawl into online territory, or that game's breaking point value will be diminished.
The Xbox 360 is simply the best. And the PS3 it's going to get there, plus I'm satisfied with it. I like the PS3 and 360 the most, but the Xbox 360 has more to offer I can't bypass that. And the Wii... the only positive thing I can truly say about is SMG, MP3, and SSBB. I guess selling point too because it's selling well.