The online seems kinda fun, someone said it's the one of the top 3 games online-wise for Wii. I don't know, I'm on the edge, if you want online, get it, if not, don't
[QUOTE="Haziqonfire"]Do any republicans/conservatives HONESTLY think she would be qualified enough to be a VP or PRESIDENT?
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I always find this question amusing when it comes from Obama supporters. They certainly aren't in any position to question qualifications.
Two years in the Senate and seven in the Illinois Senate. I find that as enough experience. I'd much rather have Obama who's pegged as "inexperienced" than McCain, who flip-flops on issues constantly in an attempt to appear more conservative. Palin is much more inexperienced than Obama, and the only logical reason McCain picked Palin is because she's extremely conservative and she's a "maverick." How many times has the McCain campaign mentioned that?
If you enjoy the direction our country is heading (economy problems and the ongoing war) than by all means vote for John McCain and Palin. Are we really going to be moving under the leadership of a man who has voted WITH Bush 90% of the time?
OK, maybe this is just me, but I found that Prince of Persia: Rival Swords had some pretty good boss fights. I mean what was with that giant thing as the first boss battle? That thing was huge!
I am very anxious to see how Need for Speed: Undercover does on the Wii. What are your opinions on how well it will do? Do you think it will look anywhere as good as the PS3 and Xbox 360 versions, or will it look much worse?
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I doubt it's gonna look nearly as good as Xbox360 or PS3, and I haven't really seen many screenshots of the game, but I'm sure that if the developers work hard (or even somewhat hard) they can get the graphics to the point where they won't be constantly criticized.
As we approach the release date, I'm sure we'll get more info, but the other posters are right, there has been a steady, albeit slow, stream of information coming.
This is what I see. Miyamoto responded intelligently and calmly to some pretty bad reviews of a game he probably thought would do much much better. I respect the man even more now, and I can see what he's saying, and some may enjoy and some may just hate it. Either way, Miyamoto and the reviewers both have had their say, it's up to the actual player to decide whether or not he/she likes it.
Me? I'm excited for Quantum of Solace and Call of Duty 5. Why? The Wii needs shooters, and it looks like those two games are stepping up to the plate. But, I'm also waiting for games like MadWorld, The Conduit, and Animal Crossing.
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