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Is Geist... well no actually it's Viewtiful Joe but then it's Geist.
Ok so the visuals are not up to next gen standards just yet but i expect a bit of spit and polish will sort that out. After reading some in-depth previews the game is literally screaming ingenious new Perfect Dark replacement. It looks like it has adopted the perfect dark graphical style and the new ghost feature looks set to add far more depth to the first person proceedings, a dying guard can shoot a switch, a woman can do a retinal scan into a computer... set pieces and good multiplayer fun ahoy!
But Viewtiful Joe still tops my anticipated list... oh yes.
Ok so the visuals are not up to next gen standards just yet but i expect a bit of spit and polish will sort that out. After reading some in-depth previews the game is literally screaming ingenious new Perfect Dark replacement. It looks like it has adopted the perfect dark graphical style and the new ghost feature looks set to add far more depth to the first person proceedings, a dying guard can shoot a switch, a woman can do a retinal scan into a computer... set pieces and good multiplayer fun ahoy!
But Viewtiful Joe still tops my anticipated list... oh yes.
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Maverick42 wrote:
> I found Monkey Ball's golf minigame awful.
I find the mini-Golf version better in the original. In fact, I can't play Monkey Golf 2.
> I found Monkey Ball's golf minigame awful.
I find the mini-Golf version better in the original. In fact, I can't play Monkey Golf 2.
I found Monkey Ball's golf minigame awful.
Shame anyone who's played any of the modern golf games won't.
If they have the button pressing method of Super Monkey Ball 2 I'd love it.
The controls are the same as they were on N64 which is just stupidly dated.
I'd get the game if they'd have had the brains to put an analog swing in. After playing and loving Tiger Woods 2003, there's no way I'm going back to the old crappy button pressing method.
I'd get the game if they'd have had the brains to put an analog swing in. After playing and loving Tiger Woods 2003, there's no way I'm going back to the old crappy button pressing method.
Camelot haven't made a bad game yet... and it seems Nintendo are telling developers to work on the graphics last... games such as Starfox 2, Geist and many more suggests this.
Someone told me not to get the original, and it ended up being one of my favourite N64 games.
It'll be fine by the time it comes out. I'm assuming it's not actually finished yet, right?
It'll be fine by the time it comes out. I'm assuming it's not actually finished yet, right?
Wouldn't get Mario Golf if I was you.
It's supposedly looking very crap at the moment, dated controls and rather glitchy graphics.
It's supposedly looking very crap at the moment, dated controls and rather glitchy graphics.
Most Anticipated games:
Advance Wars 2
Mario Golf: Toadstall Tour and the GBA version
And they'll do for the moment- I'm trying to save up for a new PC. Luckily, the GBA Mario Golf doesn't come out until 2004. I'm going to get US copies of AW2 and MGTT when they're relased soon/next month.
Advance Wars 2
Mario Golf: Toadstall Tour and the GBA version
And they'll do for the moment- I'm trying to save up for a new PC. Luckily, the GBA Mario Golf doesn't come out until 2004. I'm going to get US copies of AW2 and MGTT when they're relased soon/next month.
Well naturally Pilotwings doesn't look amazing because I haven't seen it.
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