anyone else excited for some of the GC wiimakes?

I know a some people have been complaining about how it's a "waste of time" or whatever, but I'm actually pretty pumped for some of these remakes!

Metroid Prime 3 had an amazing control scheme and I can't wait to play MP1/MP2 with that same control scheme. I think it's well worth it. Plus, it's a good distraction while waiting for other games to come out. What "wiimakes" are you guys looking forward to?

Not at all

I was one of the strongest Nintendo supporters before they started this direction

^ why though? It's only 7 games, and it's mostly for the people who missed out on the gamecube. fluffy_kins

Because remakes were explained at the start of the Wii's lifecycle as the only games some devs could bring to the console because they didn't plan on the Wii doing so well. They were weak substitutions until they started making games for the console from the ground up

Nintendo made the Wii, there is no excuse that Nintendo doesn't have software for it.

The idea that "Gamecube users missed out" doesn't fly. Nintendo has never made a game that you needed a prior game to figure out. Plus who cares if users missed out? Nintendo's job is to make sure that everyone is caught up? If you missed games last gen then sucks to be you, do better this gen. If you want to play the same games again with different controls then thank you very much for destroying gaming by making sure nothing ever advances and we just play the same things over and over and over.

The Wii is all about adding a new dimension to gaming. That was supposed to be the plan until Nintendo saw how companies like Capcom could do the smallest amount of work and made money hand over fist and now they're deciding to cash in on it's users as well.

[QUOTE="fluffy_kins"]^ why though? It's only 7 games, and it's mostly for the people who missed out on the gamecube. Jaysonguy

Because remakes were explained at the start of the Wii's lifecycle as the only games some devs could bring to the console because they didn't plan on the Wii doing so well. They were weak substitutions until they started making games for the console from the ground up

Nintendo made the Wii, there is no excuse that Nintendo doesn't have software for it.

The idea that "Gamecube users missed out" doesn't fly. Nintendo has never made a game that you needed a prior game to figure out. Plus who cares if users missed out? Nintendo's job is to make sure that everyone is caught up? If you missed games last gen then sucks to be you, do better this gen. If you want to play the same games again with different controls then thank you very much for destroying gaming by making sure nothing ever advances and we just play the same things over and over and over.

The Wii is all about adding a new dimension to gaming. That was supposed to be the plan until Nintendo saw how companies like Capcom could do the smallest amount of work and made money hand over fist and now they're deciding to cash in on it's users as well.

^ why though? It's only 7 games, and it's mostly for the people who missed out on the gamecube. fluffy_kins

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[QUOTE="fluffy_kins"]^ why though? It's only 7 games, and it's mostly for the people who missed out on the gamecube. dotWithShoes

Because remakes were explained at the start of the Wii's lifecycle as the only games some devs could bring to the console because they didn't plan on the Wii doing so well. They were weak substitutions until they started making games for the console from the ground up

Nintendo made the Wii, there is no excuse that Nintendo doesn't have software for it.

The idea that "Gamecube users missed out" doesn't fly. Nintendo has never made a game that you needed a prior game to figure out. Plus who cares if users missed out? Nintendo's job is to make sure that everyone is caught up? If you missed games last gen then sucks to be you, do better this gen. If you want to play the same games again with different controls then thank you very much for destroying gaming by making sure nothing ever advances and we just play the same things over and over and over.

The Wii is all about adding a new dimension to gaming. That was supposed to be the plan until Nintendo saw how companies like Capcom could do the smallest amount of work and made money hand over fist and now they're deciding to cash in on it's users as well.

[QUOTE="dotWithShoes"][QUOTE="Jaysonguy"]

Because remakes were explained at the start of the Wii's lifecycle as the only games some devs could bring to the console because they didn't plan on the Wii doing so well. They were weak substitutions until they started making games for the console from the ground up

Nintendo made the Wii, there is no excuse that Nintendo doesn't have software for it.

The idea that "Gamecube users missed out" doesn't fly. Nintendo has never made a game that you needed a prior game to figure out. Plus who cares if users missed out? Nintendo's job is to make sure that everyone is caught up? If you missed games last gen then sucks to be you, do better this gen. If you want to play the same games again with different controls then thank you very much for destroying gaming by making sure nothing ever advances and we just play the same things over and over and over.

The Wii is all about adding a new dimension to gaming. That was supposed to be the plan until Nintendo saw how companies like Capcom could do the smallest amount of work and made money hand over fist and now they're deciding to cash in on it's users as well.

ganga_

i didn't beat prime 1, so i'll get that i never played prime 2 so yes to that

pikmin 1 i didn't finish, and 2 i didn't play much so yes to those

and if jungle beat gets good reviews yes to that too, plus supporting a DK platformer now is important guys, don't suport this one for the second time why bother making another y know?

[QUOTE="ganga_"][QUOTE="dotWithShoes"] Nintendo hasn't made software for the Wii?dotWithShoes

[QUOTE="Jaysonguy"]

[QUOTE="fluffy_kins"]^ why though? It's only 7 games, and it's mostly for the people who missed out on the gamecube. dotWithShoes

Because remakes were explained at the start of the Wii's lifecycle as the only games some devs could bring to the console because they didn't plan on the Wii doing so well. They were weak substitutions until they started making games for the console from the ground up

Nintendo made the Wii, there is no excuse that Nintendo doesn't have software for it.

The idea that "Gamecube users missed out" doesn't fly. Nintendo has never made a game that you needed a prior game to figure out. Plus who cares if users missed out? Nintendo's job is to make sure that everyone is caught up? If you missed games last gen then sucks to be you, do better this gen. If you want to play the same games again with different controls then thank you very much for destroying gaming by making sure nothing ever advances and we just play the same things over and over and over.

The Wii is all about adding a new dimension to gaming. That was supposed to be the plan until Nintendo saw how companies like Capcom could do the smallest amount of work and made money hand over fist and now they're deciding to cash in on it's users as well.

You're kidding right?

The first year the Wii was released Nintendo released two games in the first quarter. One "core" game and one "expanded audience" game
The second year Nintendo released two games in the first quarter. One "core" game and one "expanded audience" game
The third year Nintendo released NOTHING in the first quarter

That just happens to be the first time that's happened since they announced the remakes

I'm sure it's all coincidence though

The first year the Wii was released Nintendo released two games in the first quarter. One "core" game and one "expanded audience" game
The second year Nintendo released two games in the first quarter. One "core" game and one "expanded audience" game
The third year Nintendo released NOTHING in the first quarter

That just happens to be the first time that's happened since they announced the remakes

I'm sure it's all coincidence though

Jaysonguy

There's more to a year than the first quarter.:wink:

GC copies,which may have the potentially superior controls.And yes,that includes Metroid.VGobbsesser

Ew, I hated the GC metroid controls, but loved the Wii ones.

[QUOTE="VGobbsesser"]GC copies,which may have the potentially superior controls.And yes,that includes Metroid.awssk8er716

Ew, I hated the GC metroid controls, but loved the Wii ones.

So you hate every first person shooter with a "standard" controller?

I'm going to guess that you are in the amazingly small minority on that one

None.I'll stick with the original GC copies,which may have the potentially superior controls.And yes,that includes Metroid.VGobbsesser

Metroid Prime 3's control is far superior to that of the original Prime Games, so slapping on the Corruption control onto the original Prime games can only improve their quality.

All the other Wii-makes will have horrible control schemes.

[QUOTE="awssk8er716"]

[QUOTE="VGobbsesser"]GC copies,which may have the potentially superior controls.And yes,that includes Metroid.Jaysonguy

Ew, I hated the GC metroid controls, but loved the Wii ones.

So you hate every first person shooter with a "standard" controller?

I'm going to guess that you are in the amazingly small minority on that one

I know a some people have been complaining about how it's a "waste of time" or whatever, but I'm actually pretty pumped for some of these remakes!

Metroid Prime 3 had an amazing control scheme and I can't wait to play MP1/MP2 with that same control scheme. I think it's well worth it. Plus, it's a good distraction while waiting for other games to come out. What "wiimakes" are you guys looking forward to?

fluffy_kins

Not at all

I was one of the strongest Nintendo supporters before they started this direction

Jaysonguy

[QUOTE="VGobbsesser"]None.I'll stick with the original GC copies,which may have the potentially superior controls.And yes,that includes Metroid.snover2009

Metroid Prime 3's control is far superior to that of the original Prime Games, so slapping on the Corruption control onto the original Prime games can only improve their quality.

All the other Wii-makes will have horrible control schemes.

I'll reckon I might grab Pikmin and MP1/MP2.

To all the people against these titles, please don't try to start the arguments again. It was annoying enough having your opinions shoved down our throats the first time, let alone a second.

Not at all

I was one of the strongest Nintendo supporters before they started this direction

Jaysonguy

Um, yeah, I guess it all depends on perspective. For people who actually missed the games, maybe these are good news, but not for me, because I've sticked with Nintendo forever and I played the originals, I mean, what's the point or repackaging the game and selling it for 30 bucks? 30 bucks! It just another gimmick. The games were freackinly awesome without those controls, for me, it is Nintendo only trying to get more money into their pockets. I want new games! Pikmin 3 for an instance would be cool. Sigh. I just expected more from Nintendo games. Anyway, some 3rd party games actually look pretty good, like Deadly Creatures and House of the Dead: Overkill, even Tenchu looks decent, but I haven't played em, so I will refrain from saying anything else about them.

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[QUOTE="VGobbsesser"]GC copies,which may have the potentially superior controls.And yes,that includes Metroid.Jaysonguy

Ew, I hated the GC metroid controls, but loved the Wii ones.

So you hate every first person shooter with a "standard" controller?

I'm going to guess that you are in the amazingly small minority on that one

Uh, dangerous ground there Jayson. Are you actually talking just about Wii Controls vs Standard Controls or Standard vs All other controls, because personally, and quite arguably a lot of people, like a lot more better mouse and keyboard controls for FPS's. Yeah, I do not play a lot of FPS on consoles because they fell alot more natural on a PC (except MP series, buth thats another story, FPA, I don't care, that's not the discussion). Anyway, Wii FPS controls (and games) are not very solid yet, and maybe they will never be. I mean, MoH Heroes 2 and MP3 had good controls, but not good enough to dazzle me away to the point of never wanting to play with other kind of configuration (note the hyperbole please). Haha, maybe The Conduit will do the job, or maybe not, who know!

[QUOTE="VGobbsesser"]None.I'll stick with the original GC copies,which may have the potentially superior controls.And yes,that includes Metroid.snover2009

Metroid Prime 3's control is far superior to that of the original Prime Games, so slapping on the Corruption control onto the original Prime games can only improve their quality.

All the other Wii-makes will have horrible control schemes.

I can imagine the new control scheme to be awkward and out-of-place in each game.

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I cant believe some people are so passionate about this subject! lol

It's just a simple thing..... if you don't want the wiimakes, don't buy em.

If you do... well, I made this topic for people to express excitement about it :P

For me, the MP1/MP2 wiimakes are totally worth it. Prime 3 had such a brilliant control scheme... it will be well worth it to replay 1/2 with MP3 controls. IMHO. please note that last acronym. It's very important.

Rumors say that Metroid Prime 2 Echoes will feature online play along with voice chat :DPices

I am excited to buy the Gamecube games after their Wiimake comes out.

I would like to thank Nintendo for destroying the heinous pricing of some black market games. I thought only ATLUS cared about fans enough to profit over the black market, but apparently Nintedo cares as well....

Except Cubivore, ironic that their only joint venture be among the rarest of all Gamecube efforts.