SteelAttack said:

Beautiful.

I am still fighting my way through CV3, I want to find the person who designed that game and punch him in the face. The falling blocks level... go to hell designer. I got through it once (and I guess I erased it from memory) so I can do it again.

Killzone. I have 1 and 2. Should I play 1 before 2?  Is 1 any good?  I tried it a couple of times a few years back and found it to be plodding and difficult.  Was I wrong, or was that just the demo?

I'm hoping to end Tomb Raider tomorrow or Saturday and was thikning of KZ2 next, but will play KZ1 based on input.

aspro said:

Killzone. I have 1 and 2. Should I play 1 before 2?  Is 1 any good?  I tried it a couple of times a few years back and found it to be plodding and difficult.  Was I wrong, or was that just the demo?

I'm hoping to end Tomb Raider tomorrow or Saturday and was thikning of KZ2 next, but will play KZ1 based on input.

1 is an alright shooter completely let down by terrible controls. This is never a problem for me, but for those who it is, it's also quite dated. Might be worth giving a spin and seeing how much you can stand the controls, but otherwise you should probably start with 2...not that I've played 2!

SteelAttack said:

Holy fucking shit. After much cursing and gnawing of wiimote, I just cleared the ghost ship, with its annoying medusa sub boss and its shitty two-stage boss with two mummies and the return of my old friend, hammer bitch.

Although, every little feeling of satisfaction I might have had with that, was promptly erased by the following stage, the red tower of raising doom and  FUCKING ANNOYING FLYING DEMONS WITH SHIELDS THAT OSCILLATE WHILE THEY ADVANCE AND WIDEN THEIR RANGE OMFGCURSEYOUFUCKING DESIGNER!

Thats the level... the level from fucking hell!!!

Nothing will probably come of it just like Shenmue Online.

Dvader said:

I hate Dracula. He is an asshole.

Yeah, but Alucard is a real elohssa.

Oh crap, it happened again. Lost my massive post.

Short version:

Steel, I let out a womanly shreik this week playing DKC that sounded like I was strangeling a woman.

ASK, I think whenever a franchise it attached, expectations are lain.

Archie, I would love to see the science behind the torch and gems make lightsaber combo

Agnates said:

IGN has a Goldeneye write up and 7 pointer gameplay videos.

Some nice stuff, the guy's not good with the pointer despite claiming he loves it though.

Awesome

IGN said:

But earlier this week, it happened: the company swung by the offices with a fresh – possibly finished – build of GoldenEye 007 for the Nintendo Wii and handed me the controller. And not just any controller: a Wii remote and Nunchuk.



                              Yes, I finally got to play GoldenEye with pointer support. That might not sound like a big deal to you, but after nearly a half-dozen officially sanctioned hands-on events for the game with the Classic Controller Pro (an admittedly excellent way of playing GoldenEye) it's a huge victory to get a chance to aim and shoot with the stock controller option.



                              The verdict? This is the way I'll be playing GoldenEye when I sit down with the game for the official review.

While I only had a few minutes to plow through two different levels in single player GoldenEye, the game's "Experienced" setting on the Wii Remote/Nunchuk was plenty for me to stick with the configuration and not resort to any customizations. It was tight and responsive, something that's oh so important for the genre especially when you're going to take everything you've learned and apply it to the extensive multiplayer.

The single player action is at this point, an incredibly satisfying FPS experience and anyone sticking to their "They're ruining GoldenEye with a remake!!!" needs to pull their nostalgia glasses off and stomp them to the ground. Sure, remaking an incredibly popular brand is a way for a company to make a bigger buck than creating an original experience, but you know what? This is an original experience. Eurocom has gone all out to produce a fresh first-person shooter that retains a recognizable spirit. Wait until you see some of the things the team has pulled off in the single player mode: the storytelling and acting is engaging and the environments – like the rain-covered Dam or the snowy cliffs of Siberia – are absolutely gorgeous even if they're not in HD.




                                                  Read more: http://uk.wii.ign.com/articles/112/1125951p1.html#ixzz11fY0Fuoh

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Kinectimals Coming With Stuffed Tiger

When I saw this story I was quite happy.

Then I see this atrocity. For a start, Aspro that is not a tiger It even says Cheetah on the box.

But that is one ugly Cheetah. Look at the nose!

Kirby famitsu review:

- Kirby's Epic Yarn (9/8/9/10, 36 points): Some of Famitsu's editors were quick to point out that Nintendo's latest Wii platformer wasn't necessarily a bunch of cutesy nonsense. "The game's not just about looking cute -- the way the gameplay takes advantage of this yarn world is brilliant," one wrote. "Even if you've encountered these sorts of obstacles in other action games, they seem fresh all over again here. It's a great action game, too, and if you try to get every item in the game, even veteran action fans will find it challenging. The whole package is stuffed full of fun and surprises."

"The graphics are unique and packed with originality," another writer added. "The game's set up so you never get a Game Over, but there's still enough optional hardcore aspects to it to keep all walks of gamers happy."

Still, other reviewers weren't so convinced. "Some people may nevertheless find the challenge level to be a bit on the low and dissatisfying side," one of them said. "The difficulty's definitely set for casual gamers, making this the sort of action game that's best for parents to play along with their kids."