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nightmare before xmas
new zelda
mario party 6
kirby
sumthin else
new zelda
mario party 6
kirby
sumthin else
Zelda
Geist
Jungle Beat
Mario Tennis
Resident Evil 4
As for the Mario 128 debate my point is that if the game is already in development it might not actually work on Revolution. Remember Revolution is supposed to use new control interface and all that jargon SO Mario 128 may not be suited to the platform.
Thusly, a killer ap or not, it shouldn't be released on Revolution as it might not work with it AT all.
Geist
Jungle Beat
Mario Tennis
Resident Evil 4
As for the Mario 128 debate my point is that if the game is already in development it might not actually work on Revolution. Remember Revolution is supposed to use new control interface and all that jargon SO Mario 128 may not be suited to the platform.
Thusly, a killer ap or not, it shouldn't be released on Revolution as it might not work with it AT all.
Keep it.
and, until a game you like is released, paint dots on the sides and use it for a dice. :D
and, until a game you like is released, paint dots on the sides and use it for a dice. :D
Yea but there's no point in spending another £30 if I don't really need to is there? And this is the second GC I've owned, as I got fed up before but then Animal Crossing was released.
Why bother? You can buy a new one for the price of a game.
AfroJoe wrote:
> Already regretting the decision to sell the Cube? Planning on keeping
> it?
>
> If not, you should be.
Well considering that the GC is worth practically nothing, money-wise, I'm wondering if it'll be worth holding onto the console just on the off chance something outstanding is released.
> Already regretting the decision to sell the Cube? Planning on keeping
> it?
>
> If not, you should be.
Well considering that the GC is worth practically nothing, money-wise, I'm wondering if it'll be worth holding onto the console just on the off chance something outstanding is released.
He said "good" not "AMAZING"
Mario 128
Resident Evil 4
The Legend of Zelda
Those are the big guns - little else deserves to be mentioned in the same breath. You don't need two more with those three anyway.
Resident Evil 4
The Legend of Zelda
Those are the big guns - little else deserves to be mentioned in the same breath. You don't need two more with those three anyway.
gerrid wrote:
> Don't forget also that Nintendo will make quite a few announcements at
> E3, extra stuff to prolong the GCs life (we've already had Bongos,
> Microphone and Dance Mat), as well as the next game from Silicon
> Knights.
I look forward to E3, but to be entirely honest, I never really found the whole "bongos/microphone/dance mat" thing that appealing.
People say it's innovative and everything, but I just find those sorts of games pretty limited in terms of what you can do with them outside of their target game.
It's like the lightgun on the SNES (was there one the SNES? Or was it the master system? I can't remember) - you only used it for like 3 games then shoved it in the depths of your room.
I just hope Nintendo have something up their sleeves which isn't an 'extra control piece', a general game which uses the GC controller would probably be a lot better.
> Don't forget also that Nintendo will make quite a few announcements at
> E3, extra stuff to prolong the GCs life (we've already had Bongos,
> Microphone and Dance Mat), as well as the next game from Silicon
> Knights.
I look forward to E3, but to be entirely honest, I never really found the whole "bongos/microphone/dance mat" thing that appealing.
People say it's innovative and everything, but I just find those sorts of games pretty limited in terms of what you can do with them outside of their target game.
It's like the lightgun on the SNES (was there one the SNES? Or was it the master system? I can't remember) - you only used it for like 3 games then shoved it in the depths of your room.
I just hope Nintendo have something up their sleeves which isn't an 'extra control piece', a general game which uses the GC controller would probably be a lot better.
gerrid wrote:
> It'll be Legend of Zelda GCN
>
> And Mario Tennis is already out in America and Japan, so it's
> definite.
Yeah, I imported it just before Xmas. Its absolutely solid, and will o doubt do well. One or two pointless characters, but thats the only downer.
> It'll be Legend of Zelda GCN
>
> And Mario Tennis is already out in America and Japan, so it's
> definite.
Yeah, I imported it just before Xmas. Its absolutely solid, and will o doubt do well. One or two pointless characters, but thats the only downer.
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