[QUOTE="vegetattack15"][QUOTE="Newsboy"][QUOTE="vegetattack15"]

I'm glad the Wii is doing so well, it keeps the little kids out of the PS3 section while I shop :P.

As far as endurence, hmmm, I don't know. I guess time will tell the Wii tale, fad or not.

GARRYTH

I would come up with a witty comeback, but your right.

uncharted, folklore, warhawk, resistance, motorstorm, rachet and clank, i can go on and on with good games.

have fun playing zelda, mario, ssmb, res 4, metriod over and over again because what else do you get to choose from.

While that may be true, the recent Mario, and Metroid game have been completely new for the series, and were EXCELLENT achievements. Brawl, self explanatory. RE4, while being from last gen, was givin a BIG change with the pointing, which made it a whole new (and more fun) experience.

Mario will never grow old for a lot of people, and I could say the same about Halo.

All the 360 adds is stronger hardware. How can it be considered next-gen?

(see what I did thar?)

Of course it's next-gen. It's the next generation of Nintendo's consoles, end of story.

Mario Galaxy is GotY because it's all based on these people's opinions, you have to remember that. I personally had a hard time deciding between Orange Box and Mario Galaxy for the honor, in the end I gave my own personal GotY award to Galaxy. You can't play the first couple levels and wonder why it's GotY. Sure, it might not give you the best impression (it did me, I replay Honey Hive again and again), but the game AS A WHOLE is what makes it so special.

Play through it some more, I know you'll enjoy it. If not, then it's just not your kind of game, simple as that. It's your opinion, we all are entitled to our own opinions. That is why System Wars exists.

It does absolutely nothing for gaming except give users a different way of input.

too_much_eslim

I stopped reading there, that is the WHOLE POINT of the Wii-mote. It doesn't prove that it's useless, it's there, it feels intuitive, and it works great, a good chunk of the game (collecting star bits with a flick of the Wii-mote) would be completely left out. I'm glad they didn't try and use it for every little thing like most game companies are trying.

The reason is because:

1. She isn't carrying a traditional gun with a trigger.

2. You would know exactly why if you played the first two Metroid Prime games.