Thread: Super Mario Galaxy

On a side note: I'm glad you came to your senses and removed that extremely long sig, I wasn't going to post until it was removed.

Now back to the topic at hand...

It's a gimmick, just like Xbox Live is a gimmick for Xbox, Mods are a gimmick for PC's, Failing is a gimmick of Infinitive's "Phantom", and Sony's continuos "plunders" are a gimmick for Sony.

Originally Posted by False Truth

On a side note: I'm glad you came to your senses and removed that extremely long sig, I wasn't going to post until it was removed.

Now back to the topic at hand...

It's a gimmick, just like Xbox Live is a gimmick for Xbox, Mods are a gimmick for PC's, Failing is a gimmick of Infinitive's "Phantom", and Sony's continuos "plunders" are a gimmick for Sony.

well the Wii controller is a bad thing for the Wii
i cant belive how easy they an controlle Mario on Galaxy
and smash.

The basic premise of the wii-mote is to get interaction between people and video games to be more than just "holding a basic controller"...when you play tenis, they really want you to play tenis, movements and actions alike.

Mario was controlled almost the same way he always is controlled(during the E3 demo), except for a few added "flicks" and "thrusts" from the wii-mote to do some special moves. Although I do have to give them their props for actually putting a speaker in that controller...most unexpected and probably one of the best ideas I've seen for "bringing sound to you directly".

Originally Posted by False Truth

The basic premise of the wii-mote is to get interaction between people and video games to be more than just "holding a basic controller"...when you play tenis, they really want you to play tenis, movements and actions alike.

Mario was controlled almost the same way he always is controlled(during the E3 demo), except for a few added "flicks" and "thrusts" from the wii-mote to do some special moves. Although I do have to give them their props for actually putting a speaker in that controller...most unexpected and probably one of the best ideas I've seen for "bringing sound to you directly".

yeah is like a mic to u gotta say something to start playing mario galaxy
but how u will actually move a caracter fast enough to dodge like the gamecubes controller.

Originally Posted by Baal

yeah is like a mic to u gotta say something to start playing mario galaxy
but how u will actually move a caracter fast enough to dodge like the gamecubes controller.

Depends on how fast your actual reaction time is with your arm. Which is why playing games like "Resident Evil 5" will be hard as hell to play with the wii-mote if it's going to be anything like RE4. I'm actually intruiged to see how "Red Steel" will turn out, because I know UbiSoft is working their butts off trying to perfect the play mechanics.

By the way, the person they interviewed said there was a mic...sort of, here's the interview..

Taken from Gonintendo.com, gametrailers, gamespot, IGN.com, and other various sources with the same interview posted...

"does the Wiimote have a mic?"
NOA: Yep
"Or is it a speaker?"
NOA: It’s a speaker
"Jack, did you just give us a leak!?"
NOA: Nope

Side Note: NOA= Nintendo of America

Originally Posted by False Truth

Depends on how fast your actual reaction time is with your arm. Which is why playing games like "Resident Evil 5" will be hard as hell to play with the wii-mote if it's going to be anything like RE4. I'm actually intruiged to see how "Red Steel" will turn out, because I know UbiSoft is working their butts off trying to perfect the play mechanics.

By the way, the person they interviewed said there was a mic...sort of, here's the interview..

Taken from Gonintendo.com, gametrailers, gamespot, IGN.com, and other various sources with the same interview posted...

thats why the changed re5 only for play 3 and 360

Originally Posted by Baal

thats why the changed re5 only for play 3 and 360

Whoops, correction, the "untitled wii resident evil game" will probably be hard as hell to play with the wii-mote if it's going to be anything like RE4...

http://www.gamespot.com/wii/action/r...ml?sid=6150075

Back to the topic at hand, Mario will not have these problems, in all mario games you can control him as fast and as slow as you want and still beat the game on your own personal pace.

But pretty much all Wii games will be slightly hard to control at first, seeing as everything is based on a different perspective.