Naturally, I was talking about Guitar Hero versions that are on the Wii. I didn't want to insult anyone's intelligence by stating the obvious, but maybe that was a mistake, dawg.
Naturally, I was talking about Guitar Hero versions that are on the Wii. I didn't want to insult anyone's intelligence by stating the obvious, but maybe that was a mistake, dawg. you just dont learn, do you? isnt this... the third time this month you have to say you didnt want to insult anyone's intelligence? :P
Naturally, I was talking about Guitar Hero versions that are on the Wii. I didn't want to insult anyone's intelligence by stating the obvious, but maybe that was a mistake, dawg. you just dont learn, do you? isnt this... the third time this month you have to say you didnt want to insult anyone's intelligence? :PI think it's only the second time. The bar has to keep going lower and lower.
[QUOTE="BrunoBRS"][QUOTE="aransom"]Naturally, I was talking about Guitar Hero versions that are on the Wii. I didn't want to insult anyone's intelligence by stating the obvious, but maybe that was a mistake, dawg.aransom
you just dont learn, do you? isnt this... the third time this month you have to say you didnt want to insult anyone's intelligence? :PI think it's only the second time. The bar has to keep going lower and lower. just wait, the third time will come :P
Wario Ware: Smooth Moves, developed by Intelligent Systems, published by Nintendo, available exclusively on the Nintendo Wii is a great party and/or multiplayer game.
Mario kart, Smash Bros, Wii Sports/Resort, Smarty Pants, TV Show King/Party, Warioware Smooth Moves, Tetris Party, any Guitar Hero game, House of the Dead: Overkill, Dr. Mario Online RX, Excitetruck/bots. I play quite a lot of Wii multiplayer.
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