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I was able to look past Zak and Wiki's cartoonish, kid aimed graphics to play it and was very happy.

I've enjoyed Boom Blox despite it's childlike exterior.

But I just do not think I can keep doing this any longer. This is why no one takes the Wii seriously. I'm sure this is going to be an amazing game. But it will be too cartoony for core gamers to buy and probably won't have enough commercials for kids to buy it. I want to love this game so badly but those graphics make me cringe.

If you had told me "This is Build-A-Bear Workshop for Wii" I would have believed you.

I can verify that this does not affect the homebrew channel, mine works perfectly. Also, here is a quote from the creator of the homebrew channel's blog:

"Congrats to tmbinc and tehpola for finding a combination of two bugs in the code that Nintendo added that — when combined — allow us to fool their check into ignoring the TP hack. More info will be forthcoming — I still wouldn’t rush to update my system, anyway." (www.hackmii.com)

So looks like the TP hack is safe for now.

I'll buy it. I'm interested in it for both the weight loss/fit factors as well as the minigames/future uses factors.

Waffala: Mad World was one of Tears For Fears singles, so it was famous waaaaay before Gary Jules (1982). Anyways, I wasn't trying to be a prick or anything, I'm just really like Tears For Fears and don't care too much for Gary Jules. :)

Tears For Fears should be popping into your head, because they wrote Mad World. Gary Jules just slowed it down. TFF is much better.

Pressure sensitive pads will probably used to play loud/quiet parts. Also, they have a song creation mode and it would be useful for you to be able to play the drums loudly or quietly depending on what song you are creating.

Yes.

I think the entire internet called it.

10 points for Crystal Castles.

I agree. The only thing I like about ports is it's kind of a second chance to play games that I missed (like Okami). Even though I could pick it up on PS2 it's nice to play it on the Wii.