Nintendo Wii Fanboy

It's weird to see Mario in that picture. He looks like Autobot Mario with that shining chestplate.

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According to this news site:
http://www.gamersquad.com/category/Nintendo-DS/New-releases-for-week-ending-August-03/

there is a second game released this week.

Tuesday July 31st:
Drop Off (Nintendo Wii)

I suspect they just got it wrong since Drop off is the name of one of the new Virtual console games.

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mario looks like he has some serious problems with that ball. O yeah, he also looks constipated. I'm gping to have to think about buying this game.

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Mario's definitely go some big-ass titties.

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i loved the gamecube version, so this seems like a no brainer for me. most of my time with the original was spent playing multiplayer, i can't wait to play this one online!!! finally nintendo, finally, it's a little lame with the friend codes and all, but finally. (pokemon was a sad excuse for an online console game)

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Will this mean the beginning of WiiFanboy Game Nights?

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The bloggers have intimated that such will occur (Wiifanboy game nights, i mean, damn Emily Bronte, reading her has my English syntax all garbled)

Although i still put in a suggestion that they just open a post to exchange Wii System Codes, that way we can all exchange the friend codes at our discretion (especially since the chat-room centralized system of DS game nights couldn't quite work with a proper console, unless you've got three hands and a TV that can get Picture-in-Picture between an AV and PC feed)

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Was anyone else's Amazon order of Strikers delayed? Mine was. Very sad is me.

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I've had Strikers Charged for a few months now, being in a PAL region and I can safely say this game is freaking AWESOME! If you've got an online connection with your Wii this game is a no brainer. Playing online is so good – very addictive pursuing those leaderboards. The single player is reasonably short but it's very hard. Either way, it's a highly recommended game.

It's extremely deep too, there are so many little facets to the gameplay that will take you weeks to discover and master, and there are 3 or 4 different goal scoring styles that you can tailor your hand-picked team around to suit.

Awesome. Get it. Even if you don't like soccer – this game is about as close to real soccer as Air Hockey is to NHL :P

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I've been playing the US version of the game for the past day, and I've gotta tell ya, if videogames came packaged in cans when you bought them, Mario Strikers Charged would be awesomeness in a can. Pure awesomeness. Getting to play big Nintendo titles early = one of the few great perks of keeping a job at ********. d=

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