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I can't wait to get home and download this, although actual demos would be a lot cooler.
If we're using memory space I would have hoped for something more.
This is really geat, though. I'd like to see this more often, and have third parties allowed to access this service (I don't see why they wouldn't be able to). Hopefully, if they ever add hard drive support (which is only logical with many of their already confirmed ambitions), demos will pop up. This is a lot better than, say, the videos that appear on Live since it is really a full channel, with more features and more interactivity than a videod, but it isn't as good as a demo. Nintendo seems to be caring much more about their consumers this generation than previously (although they are quite slow). Demos would be great, especially as I've had so much fun with 360 demos alone.
Has anyone noticed how smooth the pointer moves? I mean, it works great on the Wii Menu and all, but this works even better. It doesn't twitch or anything, but it still reacts very quickly. I'm guessing the game itself features a similar pointer mechanic, since it even uses the same reticule.
I don't think I'm going to buy a wii to get this game, it isn't good enough. Sorry.