digitalFrequency

i'd really like to see this in guitar hero...

as much as i like karaoke, i kinda prefer the style of karaoke revolution much more... i've played all the singstar games from europe and the one that came out for the ps2 here but it doesn't feel as exciting as karaoke revolution. though maybe they'll have some ui tweaks and it'll all be good. hopefully. i like the ideas they have for this one though.

now if they had 3 laptops, they'd have the witness stand in the middle...

in part i do agree with what they say... i mean what's the system gonna do in the future. are they really gonna put out quality products that really redefine gameplay?

furthermore, third-party developers' biggest rival is nintendo ironically. it's always nintendo that somehow puts out some pretty damn good games and takes the spotlight away from third-party. and to be honest, other than a potential better red steel game from ubisoft and atlus, i am not really expecting much from third party at all... everything seems to be riding on first party. i'm hoping though at the very least, square enix would do something good for the wii.

but i'm just glad nintendo's doing something different this round. i mean, as good as graphics are, they don't really impress me anymore. everything's getting more real and it's all predictable. if a game has good gameplay, story, or something really oddly interesting, i'll play it disregarding the graphics.

of course, in the business standpoint, graphics is superior in considering getting consumer attention. i've had this talk too many times with people and i get the same responses. it makes sense that nintendo took this route because battling out for next gen by showing off superior graphics won't work for nintendo too well because just as graphics as important, there's just one other superior factor to consider in this next gen war... and that's third-party support.

if sony can maintain all the support it got for the PS2, then the PS3 may turn out good in the long run assuming these third-party developers put out good iterations of (fill in franchise here).

i hope nintendo gets off and running like they did with the ds... i believe the ds had a rather slow start but really picked up later on.

the last thing i need is the next next-gen war to be between sony and microsoft.

dq versus ffcc for 2007 handheld supremacy.

hopefully leaving the old battle system will be a good thing. it wasn't bad for ffxii.

if it's someone that's registered as unknown number or any of the like, then i have the castle theme from super mario brothers play. i usually have the chocobo theme play otherwise.

looking at the gamecube version, i noticed that they had camera controls for the thing. i completely forgot about camera control in twilight princess... but yeah, that's a shortcoming for the wii version. it's pretty much a shortcoming for most adventure games unless someone comes up with a clever way of controlling the camera... like maybe holding C while moving thumbstick or wii-mote.

to be fair, fishing won't be the same on the gamecube version, that and aiming. sniping with the bow was awesome. they needed a mini-game that used it like in ocarina of time.

i went to toysrus in atlanta for black friday. got my wii but no forced bundles... though i heard of another toysrus in the same area that did the bundles. confusion! but i'm glad they didn't get the bundle on me because i had all the games/accessories i needed.

so i suppose we'll be seeing many videos of political mii's fight off in wii boxing in the near future?

how about that uwe boll guy? any takers? lol

be picking up pimp my ride for the x360 thank you very much... lol.

and yeah, Sam Fisher is rated E for Wii? clearly a misprint, but it's kinda funny trying to imagine a rated E splinter cell