Yeah, the modern 3D Sonic games have awful music in them. Absolutely cringe worthy typical japanese takes on the western 80's glam rock, with some japanese pop thrown in. That said, Sega know how to make good music. Hopefully we'll see some of that in Sonic 4.
[QUOTE="Raiko101"]Why can't a Wii shooter compare to the likes of Killzone 2 or Modern Warfare? I still personally rate the original Goldeneye above either game simply because i've had more fun with that game than either of the other two. There's nothing to stop a Wii shooter doing the same. flameducky
The wii has allot of potential for FPS games. But the fact the Wii lacks a real online service and doesn't have a very large shooter fanbase pushes developers away
Well thats the best arguement against Wii Shooters, but if you make the most of what you have you can still come up with something great. I enjoy 4-player split screen Goldeneye as much as I ever did Modern Warfare, so there's still hope with Wii shooters.
Why can't a Wii shooter compare to the likes of Killzone 2 or Modern Warfare? I still personally rate the original Goldeneye above either game simply because i've had more fun with that game than either of the other two. There's nothing to stop a Wii shooter doing the same.
Yeah, there's a bit of a difference between sharing a physical copy of something with your family and sharing it with the world. Your family are living together and it would be silly to expect each family member to buy the same thing rather than share. It would be a different matter altogether if you could some how let the entire world 'borrow' a copy of a game, all at the same time.
It has online play for up to 8 players. :) Personally, what appeals to me most about this game is that it is not the same game I own and still play on the N64. There is nothing i'd change with the original myself, but a re-visioned version for the Wii sounds mighty appealing. Especially considering the Wii's controller set-up, the online play and the fact that Activision have seemingly pulled together a good team to work on this game.
Excite Truck was a brilliant demonstration of how well racing games could suit the Wii. The controls are the main reason I enjoy that game, besides the blistering speed and jumps.
Putting technology aside for a minute, I think Conduit 2 looks better than Halo 2 did. Comparable, but a little better. The original Halo was quite bland in comparison. Technically impressive, but artistically bland.
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