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5-03-2008 @ 10:42AM
Lord Bowser said...
How about taking that Megaman series of the DS/PSP and putting it on the Wii. I haven't played a console Megaman, made for a console, in ages.
But I believe console whoring shouldn't be advised. It shows a lack of coherency and direction. As if the developers haven't a clue what they're doing. Lost in Blue is an example of this: loaded with ideas but poorly executed.
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5-03-2008 @ 8:38PM
TheWarlock said...
Well, most do know what they are doing, it's just that they want to widen out the amount of money they'll be making so they put games like IRONMAN on 20 consoles. LOL, couldn't help but laugh at “Console whoring”. The funniness comes from the truth ;)
5-03-2008 @ 11:07AM
DZounar said...
How about the opposite? Okami for DS, huh!? :D
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5-03-2008 @ 11:09AM
LeChuck said...
I was surprised Trauma Center turned out well on Wii. Stylus on touch screen seems like a better fit for surgery than waving a Wiimote in the air. Meanwhile, I thought the Wiimote would be a better fit for Cooking Mama than the stylus but the Cook-off got worse reviews than either of the DS games. Guess I was wrong on both counts. Glad to see TC is going to continue on both systems though.
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5-03-2008 @ 12:13PM
SoshiKitai said...
My main complaints of Cooking Mama on the Wii:
1. They didn't use the Wii to its fullest.
2. Even though they were running on a lot bigger system than the DS, they still PUT SO FEW RECIPES on the Wii!
Other than that, the Wii version's a good buy if it's a generally cheap price ($20-40). I would advise getting it if you want to tell Majesico "Hey! I think being on the Wii is a great idea, now start improving it!"
5-03-2008 @ 3:25PM
Mr Khan said...
It can be a distressing thing, like dedicated Nintendo fanboys who have been jonesing for a proper Final Fantasy since Final Fantasy 6
It's good when it comes to your console, bad when it goes away
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5-03-2008 @ 3:33PM
TheOverlord#2 can has Mario Karts?(MK:2578-3517-9859) said...
To make up for it, Kingdom Hearts 3 on Wii, Square Enix? :D