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Perhaps I'm turning Gay. I dunno.
What I do know is that I haven't got this excited over game releases since the launch of the Gamecube. And that's a long time.
Resident Evil 4 and Timesplitters 3 are being released either on the same day or a week apart... 2 of my most anticipated games of the year coming to me at once. I just hope Mario Tennis and Jungle Beat can sustain me through the coming weeks!
Starfox Assault is also due rather soon and that is also a game I am really anticipating.
Anyone else getting caught up in the whole hype wheel??
I mean then there's Geist, and Viewtiful Joe 2, and The Legend of Zelda...
2005 is gonna be a good, good year.
What I do know is that I haven't got this excited over game releases since the launch of the Gamecube. And that's a long time.
Resident Evil 4 and Timesplitters 3 are being released either on the same day or a week apart... 2 of my most anticipated games of the year coming to me at once. I just hope Mario Tennis and Jungle Beat can sustain me through the coming weeks!
Starfox Assault is also due rather soon and that is also a game I am really anticipating.
Anyone else getting caught up in the whole hype wheel??
I mean then there's Geist, and Viewtiful Joe 2, and The Legend of Zelda...
2005 is gonna be a good, good year.
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> So am I, the hype wheel is turning in the states.
>
> Why can't they do that over here?
Thats because NOE don't know what the word 'hype' actually means!
For instance, they could be promoting the Nintendo DS NOW if they really wanted to. You dont need a release date, all they need to do is (like many films do) at the end of the advert say 'Coming Soon'.
Ive said it before, in the States advertising for the Cube is widespread. The Super Mario Sunshine ads were on virtually every time there was an ad break on mainstream stations, not at 3am on some bizarre cable channel!
>
> Why can't they do that over here?
Thats because NOE don't know what the word 'hype' actually means!
For instance, they could be promoting the Nintendo DS NOW if they really wanted to. You dont need a release date, all they need to do is (like many films do) at the end of the advert say 'Coming Soon'.
Ive said it before, in the States advertising for the Cube is widespread. The Super Mario Sunshine ads were on virtually every time there was an ad break on mainstream stations, not at 3am on some bizarre cable channel!
Whitestripes DX wrote:
> Timesplitters 3 would look more attractive if the first two weren't
> utter crap.
Funny.
> Timesplitters 3 would look more attractive if the first two weren't
> utter crap.
Funny.
Agreed. If it wasn't online I wouldn't bother.
Online it should be the new Unreal type of FPS blaster.
Online it should be the new Unreal type of FPS blaster.
Timesplitters 3 would look more attractive if the first two weren't utter crap.
FinalFantasyFanatic wrote:
> I'm getting a good feeling about Starfox.
So am I, the hype wheel is turning in the states.
Why can't they do that over here?
> I'm getting a good feeling about Starfox.
So am I, the hype wheel is turning in the states.
Why can't they do that over here?
Auf Deutsch wrote:
> Timesplitters 3 would if it didn't look exactly like TS2.
No it doesn't.
> Timesplitters 3 would if it didn't look exactly like TS2.
No it doesn't.
Why can't bloody Slippy be the one to age..
I'm getting a good feeling about Starfox.
Starfox doesn't look like much of a rehash...
I must admit the Resi 4 trailers that are doing the rounds on the internet look outstanding, so yes this is going to be one heck of a game. Then the the new Zelda, I can't wait for that one.
Nothing much else to look forward too though, except the rehashes of the usual (mario tennis, timesplitters, starfox etc etc)
Nothing much else to look forward too though, except the rehashes of the usual (mario tennis, timesplitters, starfox etc etc)
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