looks very average

blushield

It looks unique. How can you say it looks "average"? :?

Looking at these screens makes me say "Why was this delayed so much again?"

Not impressed.

Haziqonfire

It might have been to fine tune the gameplay. Did you ever consider that?

The game reportedly has impressive physics too.

Loads of gameplay by the looks of it.

Been looking forward to it since the teaser came out.Those screens aren't really mindblowing..I want to see some gameplay footage.Lto_thaG

Some are better than others. Still I'm amazed at the sheer variety this game has to offer!

"Why am I in black & white?"
"I don't know, old man Snake. Wheren't you supposed to belong to Konami?"

DDoC is a video game that is currently in development by Monolith Soft to be published by Nintendo. The game was created for the Wii as part of Monolith Soft's initiative to create new franchises for Nintendo. It is a survival game, where the basic object is to live through various natural disastersscape alive.

According to Nintendo, the game will feature "Cutting-edge physics and gripping visuals" to re-create the sheer terror of major catastrophes.

Like this grizzy bear attack!

In my opinion, locking opinionless screenshot threads is easy to work around. ;)

[QUOTE="scottiescott238"]I dont see many people rushing out to buy theseverve89

Equally I dont see many people who were in the market for a PSP to not buy this.

Me. For one.

Mushroom Men really reminds me of the 1990's when games like Earthworm Jim and James Pond where coming out with strong themes.

I love how trippy it looks.

No. The most under-rated part about the Wii is . . . . .

Metroid Prime 3

There is a reason IGN gave it the same score as Halo 3.

sure everyone in the world plays for 10 hours straight on his handheld... its normal right??? come on lets be serious for once...

Malta_1980

Totally serious....

Your supposed to be able to put it in your pocket and play it when your away from home for any significant length of time. When I was recording my second album I took my Gameboy Advance into the studio with me for times when I wasn't recording.