I'm very happily married. It can be amazing if you marry the right person. I think too many people rush into marriage though or get married for the wrong reasons.
I don't think it gets unplayable until the last world. I have a few more levels left to complete and they seem impossible. I've all but given up. Actually I haven't even tried to play them for several weeks now. Maybe I should give it another go.
I've only played Sonic out of those three but I find it to be really fun. If you're into beating all the medals and missions it's a long game too. From what I've heard it's probably the longest of the three. The multiplayer is okay, kind of like Mario Party but not nearly as expansive.
I like it. The voice acting (and cut scenes in general) are the only thing I don't like in this game although their sheer horribleness (is that even a word?) can be pretty entertaining at times. The music is cheesy too and very 80's style but I think it really suits the game. It's upbeat and catchy and for some reason it just screams "Sonic game" to me. It definately wouldn't work in any other game.
I like that there's no structure. It would be pretty boring to have to do all the missions in the first world before progressing to the next. It's fun to jump back and forth cause it adds more variety.
I wish there were more games using analog. It's not a dead technology. I've been playing Paper Mario (GC), and trying to imagin this amazing game without analog, and basically it would suck. but it's a horse a piece. super monkey ball's analog-to-wii adaptation: sucks. excite trucks's analog-to-wii adaptation: kicks butt. Breakfast_Clubber
I think super monkey ball's analog-to-wii adaption is perfect although there are certainly some other cases where analog shouldn't be abandoned.
I'm one of the few that couldn't care less about online. I've enjoyed games since I was 5 years old playing the original NES without it and I'll continue to enjoy games in the future without it. The most important part of a game to me is its single player experience. If a game's focus is on multiplayer then I'd much rather play with real friends and family. I don't think the Wii will fail without an X-box Live level of online. Sure the majority of gamespot users may care but I'm willing to bet that the majority of Nintendo's target audience (and the majority of Wii owners) don't. I'm sure the currently planned online system will be more than enough to satisfy them.
I believe in love. Love is what makes life worth living imo. Even if it's platonic love or love of a family member - your parents, your siblings, your best friend. Everyone should have someone to love in their life. It's a basic human need to feel accepted, safe and secure. As for love of a spouse, I used to proudly say I was independant, that I didn't believe in love. I couldn't have fathomed how love would feel but it has completely changed my life and my beliefs. My husband is my life, my family, my best friend, my everything. Too few people get to experience that kind of love but I know from experience that it does exist.
I wasn't dissappointed at all. The controlls are great if you know how to use them, the settings are fantastic, the graphics are beautiful and most importantly the game is fun. With all the medals and missions to beat it makes for a pretty lengthy and satisfying single player experience. Yes the cut scenes are horrible but other than that the game is great, one of the best ones out for the Wii right now imo (next to Zelda of course).
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