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 Member 2155 Level 22.18 Mar 2006 
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You have to be kidding me. They have the power to essentially make this a valid alternative to what the 360 has to offer with Live Arcade, and they instead decide to go with games that look like shit you can find in a 1980s computer game bargain bin sale?
I've got a new game for WiiWare that goes well with their current lineup: WiiFail. I guess Bomberman appears to be the one of the only redeeming factors of the whole thing. Jam it back in, in the dark. |
Member 2155 Level 22.18 Mar 2006
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This game will be an instant purchase by practically anyone that owns a Wii, no matter which Mega Man games you liked or disliked. The individual series out today like the X series or Battle Network/Star Force series were moving in a direction that many disliked. Mega Man 8 looked great, but it was really moving away from the classic gameplay we all knew and loved. This is the way to revive interest in the series, by taking a step back and showing people where this blue bomber originally came from.
I can see this getting more purchases overall than MGS4 did no matter what MM9 retails for on WiiWare. I don't mind paying $12 or $15 for it, and the newer generation of gamers don't realize that we paid as much for NES games back then as they do for PS3 and 360 games today. It's Retro vs. Realistic, and everyone wins. There's nowhere I can't reach. |
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