Is it just me or has anyone ever noticed that Mexicans and Latin Americans try waaaaaaay to hard to be cool or stylish? IDK something I've noticed on Mexican and Spanish channels like Telemundo. Kinda funny, but sad too.
Honestly I don't have high hopes for MoHH2 at all. It has potential, but they could do better. How so? I think a Battlefield-esque game would better not to mention a better fit for the system with motion sensing and gyroscopic controls. How hilarious would it be to be in the middle of battle as a repairman, swinging your nunchuku or wiimote up in down or twisting the wrench on a tank? :lol: Or what about thrusting the controller to stab someone? LOL.
Battlefield 2 isn't a heavy game by PC standards at all except it's hungry for RAM, of which can be scaled on the Wii pretty easily. It's honest in my opinion a much more satisfying and interesting, not to mention unique formula in the venue of multiplayer games that many are now emulating but never replicating as well in other games......like Halo's Territories MP, or Enemy Territory: Quake Wars or even Warhawk. Sure the console versions of BF are not that great, but the PC ones are freaking awesome.
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Instead of replacing Battlefield for MoH they should have noth because Wii lacks quantity in FPS.
Well ever since many of the MoH team left EA to form Infinity Ward and create the CoD series, MoH has been in a hole. Honestly I'd rather see Infinity Ward make a WW2 FPS because CoD1 and CoD2 on PC, both which were Infinity Ward developed, had decent campaigns if not excellent, but great, simple, fast, crazy, and extremely addictive multiplayer. Hell, the Wii could run CoD2 in all it's bumpmapped glory at 480p resolution and at decent if not great framerate. It's very easy to optimize for the Wii, and the Wii has the fillrates in order to make high level shaders work using the TEV units. It can be done, and I think Infinity Ward would do a better job than freakin EA.
For the Episode 2 developement, part of the developement was creating a much more modern lighting engine for the game, which was desperately needed. Finally Source will implement self-shadowing as well as dynamic lighting (no more single direction shadows and shadow overlapping!). I'm sure the textures in at least Episode 2 will be decent, the older games I have no idea of how they are going in terms of art direction. One can only hope that all the work that is going into Ep2 will be translated into previous installments so they benefit from the Source engine tech updates. Especially for the dynamic lighting and shadowing, it's not that hard to just build into Source and make it work with older games. Source is nice and modular.
Honestly after lighting, shadowing, and physics engine updates, all I want is decent textures and 60 frames per second gameplay. 60 is so much cleaner and better than 30. It just feels much more natural.
Honestly I don't have high hopes for MoHH2 at all. It has potential, but they could do better. How so? I think a Battlefield-esque game would better not to mention a better fit for the system with motion sensing and gyroscopic controls. How hilarious would it be to be in the middle of battle as a repairman, swinging your nunchuku or wiimote up in down or twisting the wrench on a tank? :lol: Or what about thrusting the controller to stab someone? LOL.
Battlefield 2 isn't a heavy game by PC standards at all except it's hungry for RAM, of which can be scaled on the Wii pretty easily. It's honest in my opinion a much more satisfying and interesting, not to mention unique formula in the venue of multiplayer games that many are now emulating but never replicating as well in other games......like Halo's Territories MP, or Enemy Territory: Quake Wars or even Warhawk. Sure the console versions of BF are not that great, but the PC ones are freaking awesome.
[QUOTE="Agustin_Barrios"]Have any of you ever wondered "Could I bementally challenged, and everyone is just being nice to me and treating me like I am not?"?luccaface
Sure. Of course everyone has, little buddy. You're perfectly not different, champ. We're all very proud of you. Here - have a juice box.
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