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Nice. I hope Aksys localizes more Cave titles as well.

It's a new arab fighter named Hakan, and Ibuki, Makoto, and Dudley from 3s.

Dudley FTW.

Did anyone play the Xbox game Land of the Dead: Road to Fiddlers' Green? The game itself was pretty awful, but the multiplayer had a CTF game that had two teams of human survivors fighting each other in a map that spawned AI zombies that would attack anybody. A pretty innovative idea that was ahead of it's time, but failed on the execution.

I always hoped L4D would do something similar; like a Counter-Strike type game with the zombie horde messing with both sides.

L4D maps don't really work for that style of play though, so I kinda doubt it will ever happen with this game.

LOL no, I didn't want a sales pitch. I know what games are out there. I'm only really interested in NSMBW(and TvC, but I'd rather wait for a Capcom Vs game to come to the Xbox). I thank you for answering my questions, but I think you misunderstood my first question, which was the most important to me.

I guess what I meant was is NSMBW as fun as Super Mario World?

I grew up with all the original SMBs and I want to play the new one but I have the feeling I'll be let down.

I really want to play this and TvC, but I just can't justify a Wii purchase for only 2 games. Help me out folks.

So is this game Super Mario World good?

NSMBW uses just the Wiimotes correct?

Are component cables easy to come by for the Wii?

I don't think anyone is defending the game. I see a lot of immature folks using the topic to antagonize other users for their personal beliefs. I'm an atheist myself, but I don't think that's right, regardless of what side you're on.

This is a video game blog, not a theology forum.

@PR0F3TA-

Not all atheists are "sarcastic sounding douche bags." And comments like these aren't helping.

I agree, I'm about as far from religious as they come, but some of these antagonistic comments are way out of line.

Grow up, kids.

Good tunes too.

Actually, I guess I do: Most of the original WT staff left NTS to form Tri-Ace.