Piotwings is great. Definitely worth buying on the cheap if you can. The game is only as short as you make it too. I got 31 hours out of it, which is 2 more than Ocarina, which i'd completed and found 95% of all items.
[QUOTE="Raiko101"]Are you guys talking about the American video listings? I've not heard of anything you've mentioned.Superlink517
What kind of videos do you get where you are? We're getting some rubbish magic tricks, a 3D animation with a repltile, and until recently two OK Go music videos. One of them has since become a Glee 3D trailer. That's really about it... :/
It's all been Gameboy games from what I can tell, and some of them are good ones, here's the thing.
They could release, NES, SNES, GBA, and could probably also emulate N64 games with it. How many more of these systems games do you expect to see on there in the coming, months, years?
I'm hoping for some SNES titles. My favourite system of all time, she be.
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...Aren't there NES games on there? Currently for Ambassadors only. Though they have been confirmed for public release in the near future.
NES titles have been confirmed and exist in some form already. Game Gear was announced a while back, with 6 games being readied. I suspect the SNES and Mega Drive could launch on the back of the success of the NES and Game Gear, but I suspect Nintendo wants to focus on new software with this handheld. I also wouldn't write off GBA games. If they're willing to give 10 of them away to ambassadors, then they're clearly exploring the possibilites of it.
Until we see a game that only uses the second slider peripheral, i'm not entirely convinced we're getting a redesign. Only 6 games support it so far, all of which offer the second slide pad as an optional control method. Not only that, but only a few particular genre of games would even require the second slider, for either camera movement or aiming. There are so many more games in development right now that wouldn't require the 2nd slider at all and I suspect they'll end up making the vast majority of 3DS games.
What this peripheral will do though, is encourage gamers who dislike alternative or new control methods to jump on board. It will be interesting to see which control method works best for FPS games, because aiming with the touch screen on Metroid Prime: Hunters was very fast and very slick.
They could port over the PSP version of Chinatown Wars, but I don't know how well it would sell, giving that many DS owners pirated the original and that its quite old now. Wouldn't mind seeing another game in a similar fashion though. I like top down GTA games.
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