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So WiiWare launches today in the US; any comments/reviews of the launch titles so far?
-Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles: My Life As a King - $15: Some kind of SimTown game with moogles. -Pop - $7: Pop bubbles with your Wiimote. I can get my cat to do this for free and get more entertainment. -Defend Your Castle - $5: Based on a browser game where you build up your castle and try to defend it from invading stick people. For $5, this might not be half bad. -LostWinds - $10: Platformer/puzzle game where you use the Wiimote to guide the wind (and your character) through the level. I'm reserving judgement until I hear some other opinions. -V.I.P. Casino Blackjack - $7: Card counting action without Pamela Anderson. -TV Show King - $10: Trivia game with 3,000 questions. All in all I'm disappointed. Where's Dr. Mario, or World of Goo, or that animal herding game they got at launch in Japan? Of course, from what I've read, even if you had a clean Wii with nothing on the hard drive but the currently available channels, you couldn't download all six games at once anyway. Way to plan for the future, Nintendo. Jam it back in, in the dark. |
If you buy all that content listed plus the game, it would run you $38, which still isn't too bad. Looking at it, though, it sounds like the Houses and the Races packs should have been part of the original game, since it sounds like that's a pretty major part.
There's nowhere I can't reach. |
Yeah, I picked up Defend Your Castle last night, and I wasn't all that impressed. It's fun and all, but I was hoping for a few more interesting ways to upgrade/kill the enemies. Besides, you only get points if you kill the invaders yourself, so beefing up your defenses with archers and the like can hurt you in the short term. Perhaps Heroic mode is more fun, but I was getting bored. It'll be good for short spurts, though.
FF:CC is really, really tempting. I like the occasional sim game, and this one sounds right up my alley (who can go wrong with moogles?), the only problem being that I'm trying to play GTA/Lost Odyssey/Mario Kart, and I don't have time to get lost in a sim as well. Everyone is raving about LostWinds, but for some reason I can't get motivated to buy it. The movie on the Nintendo channel didn't do much for me, and I have trouble plunking down $10 for a 3-4 hour game, unless it's the best thing since sliced bread. Most amazing jew boots |
I am a dolphin, do you want me on your body? |
I was speaking idiomatically. |
You can only gift the demo to people in your own region, from what I've read. I haven't entered any friends codes yet, but I haven't had a problem finding people randomly online. My friend code is 9731-1016-5623.
What kind of toxic man-thing is happening now?
Last edited by nuttyturnip; May 30, 2008 at 08:15 PM.
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Acer's just grumpy because the game is going to take up so much hard drive space, he'll have to buy another Wii just to play Mega Man 9.
FELIPE NO |
What, you don't want my bikini-clad body? |
Jam it back in, in the dark. |