Here's a crazy idea for a motorcycle racing game I just had, but it involves a few accessories (one of them isn't really necessary, but it adds more realism):
You put your Wii remote inside a shell that gives you the feeling of actually holding onto the handles of a bike, by rotating it you change the direction of your front wheel. Now here comes the most interesting part. Instead of standing on the Wii balance board, you sit on it! By doing this, you can lean left and right to adjust your direction - or even make it rise by leaning backwards. Just for fun, why not add a real breaking mechanism for the remote shell that presses the B-trigger when you squeeze it. I bet a lot of people would like to play something like that.
Stuff like this will keep happening as long as authorities stubbornly consider videogames to be something for children, rather than a medium that can be enjoyed by people of all ages. A movie like Hostel 2, which has very realistic gore and violence has no problem getting into theatres but a game with clearly visible polygons, low resolution textures and unrealistic character animation gets banned? What kind of double standard is this? In Saw 3 there's a guy who gets all of his joints completely twisted so you can see the blood and cracked bones sticking out of this legs and arms, when was the last time you saw THAT in a videogame?
Prince Of Persia: The Two Thrones, I gave up when I got to the Axe and Sword Twins. I just kept dying and dying and dying and none of my strategies seemed to work. I wanna get back to that game sometime and defeat those bastards! :)
Then there's the "Death Awaits All" operation in Trauma Center, which to me seems impossible. You have to be insanely quick to make it, and it goes on for so long.
As with any game, you have to master the controls to get the most out of it. I think the boxing game is great and I always get a satisfying workout from it.
I think he should turn into Super Sonic and fire some kind of energy beam with the help of the chaos emeralds. Maybe the chaos emeralds could float in the air and cross eachothers beams to create one incredible beam.
As long as it's just as fun as Mario Kart DS and you get to use the Wii remote like a steering wheel I'm happy. I can't wait to go online with that game.
I think I'll stick to my white one. I am interested in getting a black Wii remote, though. Not only will it look slick but also finally match my black steering wheel :)
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