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With a very strong start to 2008 already established with the likes of Mario Kart Wii, Wii Fit and Smash Bros. Brawl, Nintendic looks ahead to the rest of the year at just how Nintendo will continue to dominate with the Nintendo Wii.
Nintendo has begun 2008 aggressively, like a company that really means business. After hinting that it would stagger its major releases so that players could digest each one properly before moving onto the next, the firm went ahead to confirm that (in North America at least), Super Smash Bros. Brawl, Mario Kart Wii and Wii Fit would arrive together in a proximity best described as an overdose in gaming goodness. But what of the rest of the year as far as the Wii is concerned?
With this years E3 likely to bring us further details, Nintendic has compiled a list of what it knows Nintendo to have up its sleeve for the coming months, both for the core and casual audience, providing evidence as to why the motion-sensing consoles unstoppable momentum will continue throughout the year
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It depends on your taste, Chris. Me? I grew up with Nintendo, so there's no way I'll pass up an opportunity to get a party console at a reasonable price. If you have company over quite a bit, a Wii is a great way of entertaining.
Final Fantasy did start with Nintendo, though I only liked IV from the beginning...I'd have to say that it shined with PS: VII, Tactics, VIII, and IX.
so do u like wii or ps3 better, storm?
Super Mario Galaxy
Pokemon Battle Revolution
Super Smash Bros. Brawl
Downloaded Games:
Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time
Mario Kart 64
PS3:
Heavenly Sword
Motorstorm
Turok
Resistance: Fall of Man
Assassin's Creed
Uncharted: Drake's Fortune.
Doesn't seem there's all that much distance it can go in the next year or so.
peoplefanboys still believe this.The Wii is NOT all casual gaming. In fact, I own about 8 Wii games, and I think the only casual one is Wii Sports.
If the PS3 and XBox360 all have a lot of action titles that can be played in rounds and short bursts, are they not casual systems? I suppose my point is the choice of semantics and use of terminology to define a console.
Nintendo shows a lot of promise. They're known for that. Then again Nintendo also pusses out on what could have been very cool features. They're also known for that. We have to hope for a high promise-puss ratio.
Animal Crossing is good. Unless you know the game I doubt you'd pick it up though. It's like the sims. It sounds shitty but it's fun. Some cool things on the list but too much speculation.
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