PiemanPieman

The title makes sense to me in a pseudo-science kind of way. The idea of a changing environment seems like a sci-fi use of quantum mechanics to me.

Unlikely. Usually it just means that collector's clamor for it even more it seems like.

Should probably add that I mean Monster Hunter doesn't generally do well IN AMERICA before someone jumps all over my face.

Honestly, I don't think the game will do that well here. Monster Hunter just doesn't do too well in general, and I don't think the system has any positive or negative effect of major importance. I might get it, but I still haven't found out if I like the series or not. Picked up Monster Hunter Freedom 2, but haven't gotten a chance to try it yet. So busy...

But yeah if that's good, I'll totally pick up the Wii game and will hope that people on my Wii friends list will too so I have people to play with. Outside that I just hope Capcom doesn't get too discouraged by failure, which they don't seem to much.

I think Capcom has trouble with marketing these days. I don't know what it is. Back when the first game came out I must admit I didn't know it existed outside of a vague notion. I probably pay more attention to game news these days than I did then.

Yeah, I'm partial to pixels myself. It's kind of weird that it seems like as many new games are coming out with self-induced pixels for style's sake as there are old games going back and removing the same.

I believe a Wii port would be the only way they could do it, because I don't think those little GameCube discs are being produced anywhere anymore. PS2 games are still being put out and so the factories are probably still available for their continued production.

One of the reasons I'm constantly confused with the PS3 backwards compatibility.

I have my forty bucks ready.

ZeroCorpse:
Nevermind that Cliff Bleszinski started making games alone when he was 16. Sure they may not have been as popular as some of those people, but I remember them. Even now I can hum the theme of Dare to Dream.

I didn't know Blast Works was such old news.

Considering the genre's European popularity I'm surprised it took this long or was even a question.

What? When it comes to adventure games, Europe can dish it out, but can't take it?

I regret that one already.