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Ahhh..E3, what would i give to be there now. A festival of glorius gaming goodness and more than a bitesize taste of what wonders lie ahead for all console persuasions. This year however, I think Nintendo have really outdone themselves. A fantastic array of new and exciting software has been momentarily unleashed and we've found it difficult to take it all in.
1080 2, has been restored to its former glory and looks more fantastic than ever. Our concerns about the new Zelda have been all but extinguished, using the new graphical style a beautiful world of fantasy and excitement has been created before our eyes. I. can't. wait.
Starfox adventures is now looking really stunning and should easily fill the gaping hole in our hearts until Zelda and Mario arrive. The first shots of Resi evil; zero have emerged and look to match the beauty and thrill of the others in the series. Mario party 4 has also arrived to cater for our multiplayer urges.
Amoung all these sizzling titles is one that concerns me deeply. Wario World, it looks amazing, completely stunning, a testiment to gamecube's marvellous power. Another AAA title to look forward to. 'What are you complaining about then?' I hear you cry. Well its just that this game looks soooo much better than Super Mario Sunshine, which as we speak is nearing completion. Why? I hope Nintendo isn't dissmissing Mario as a lost cause....I love him too much!
1080 2, has been restored to its former glory and looks more fantastic than ever. Our concerns about the new Zelda have been all but extinguished, using the new graphical style a beautiful world of fantasy and excitement has been created before our eyes. I. can't. wait.
Starfox adventures is now looking really stunning and should easily fill the gaping hole in our hearts until Zelda and Mario arrive. The first shots of Resi evil; zero have emerged and look to match the beauty and thrill of the others in the series. Mario party 4 has also arrived to cater for our multiplayer urges.
Amoung all these sizzling titles is one that concerns me deeply. Wario World, it looks amazing, completely stunning, a testiment to gamecube's marvellous power. Another AAA title to look forward to. 'What are you complaining about then?' I hear you cry. Well its just that this game looks soooo much better than Super Mario Sunshine, which as we speak is nearing completion. Why? I hope Nintendo isn't dissmissing Mario as a lost cause....I love him too much!
Uncle Albert wrote:
> Maybe I'm missing the point Sonic, but this guy/gal didn't mention the
> GBA titles on show at all!
I do know that, I was just pointing out that not everything was amazing.
What I want to know is what Sega were up to. Last year they had one of the best stands at the show, and the 2 years before that they undisputedly beat everyone else for games quality, despite the status of the Dreamcast...
Sonic
> Maybe I'm missing the point Sonic, but this guy/gal didn't mention the
> GBA titles on show at all!
I do know that, I was just pointing out that not everything was amazing.
What I want to know is what Sega were up to. Last year they had one of the best stands at the show, and the 2 years before that they undisputedly beat everyone else for games quality, despite the status of the Dreamcast...
Sonic
Uncle Albert wrote:
> Maybe I'm missing the point Sonic, but this guy/gal didn't mention the
> GBA titles on show at all!
I do know that, I was just pointing out that not everything was amazing.
What I want to know is what Sega were up to. Last year they had one of the best stands at the show, and the 2 years before that they undisputedly beat everyone else for games quality, despite the status of the Dreamcast...
Sonic
> Maybe I'm missing the point Sonic, but this guy/gal didn't mention the
> GBA titles on show at all!
I do know that, I was just pointing out that not everything was amazing.
What I want to know is what Sega were up to. Last year they had one of the best stands at the show, and the 2 years before that they undisputedly beat everyone else for games quality, despite the status of the Dreamcast...
Sonic
Those texturs shoud be sorted out in time - I hope!
Still, Cel shaded Zelda, no matter how good it plays or looks while moving, will never ever tempt people who say Zelda is rubbish, because they never have the patience to play it.
Still, Cel shaded Zelda, no matter how good it plays or looks while moving, will never ever tempt people who say Zelda is rubbish, because they never have the patience to play it.
Apollyon666 wrote:
Why? I hope Nintendo isn't
> dissmissing Mario as a lost cause....I love him too much!
The only complaint I read from E3 about Mario Sunshine was that the textures where a bit bland, but other than that it should be another Miyamoto classic.
Why? I hope Nintendo isn't
> dissmissing Mario as a lost cause....I love him too much!
The only complaint I read from E3 about Mario Sunshine was that the textures where a bit bland, but other than that it should be another Miyamoto classic.
Maybe I'm missing the point Sonic, but this guy/gal didn't mention the GBA titles on show at all!
It's interesting that you say that because Dringo (a massive Ninty fan(boy)) has posted a topic on Prime saying that he's disappointed with Ninty's GBA line up.
Mind you, I'll have to make up my mind when I get the time to check out the full line ups and reviews.
Mind you, I'll have to make up my mind when I get the time to check out the full line ups and reviews.
Ahhh..E3, what would i give to be there now. A festival of glorius gaming goodness and more than a bitesize taste of what wonders lie ahead for all console persuasions. This year however, I think Nintendo have really outdone themselves. A fantastic array of new and exciting software has been momentarily unleashed and we've found it difficult to take it all in.
1080 2, has been restored to its former glory and looks more fantastic than ever. Our concerns about the new Zelda have been all but extinguished, using the new graphical style a beautiful world of fantasy and excitement has been created before our eyes. I. can't. wait.
Starfox adventures is now looking really stunning and should easily fill the gaping hole in our hearts until Zelda and Mario arrive. The first shots of Resi evil; zero have emerged and look to match the beauty and thrill of the others in the series. Mario party 4 has also arrived to cater for our multiplayer urges.
Amoung all these sizzling titles is one that concerns me deeply. Wario World, it looks amazing, completely stunning, a testiment to gamecube's marvellous power. Another AAA title to look forward to. 'What are you complaining about then?' I hear you cry. Well its just that this game looks soooo much better than Super Mario Sunshine, which as we speak is nearing completion. Why? I hope Nintendo isn't dissmissing Mario as a lost cause....I love him too much!
1080 2, has been restored to its former glory and looks more fantastic than ever. Our concerns about the new Zelda have been all but extinguished, using the new graphical style a beautiful world of fantasy and excitement has been created before our eyes. I. can't. wait.
Starfox adventures is now looking really stunning and should easily fill the gaping hole in our hearts until Zelda and Mario arrive. The first shots of Resi evil; zero have emerged and look to match the beauty and thrill of the others in the series. Mario party 4 has also arrived to cater for our multiplayer urges.
Amoung all these sizzling titles is one that concerns me deeply. Wario World, it looks amazing, completely stunning, a testiment to gamecube's marvellous power. Another AAA title to look forward to. 'What are you complaining about then?' I hear you cry. Well its just that this game looks soooo much better than Super Mario Sunshine, which as we speak is nearing completion. Why? I hope Nintendo isn't dissmissing Mario as a lost cause....I love him too much!