As a dance pad, it's missing a whole lot. As a snowboard or skateboard simulator, not gonna work. Those SEGA arcade games used full sized boards, and you had to stand on them like real ones. Skiing could work though.

How about a pogo stick simulator? Maybe Marching Band Training.

The Wii Bathroom Scale will end up like the DK Bongos, e-Reader, GBA Connectivity, Power Glove, Action Pad, R.O.B. and SuperScope.

It'll have 2 or 3 mediocre titles released for it, then be abandoned by Nintendo for their next gimmick and found at yard sales all over the world.

Knowing Nintendo, they'll actually develop a good chunk of software that will never see the light of day outside of Japan too. Just to piss of the rest of their "Core Gamers"

I still have my Bongos, Power Glove and R.O.B by the way.

Can't deny that WiiFit will sell 5 million copies though

Wii:

Activision

Bee Movie Game

Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock

Spider-Man: Friend or Foe

Tony Hawk's Proving Ground

Aksys Games

Guilty Gear XX Accent Core

Hooked: Real Motion Fishing

The American Game Factory

Code Lyoko: Quest for Infinity

Atari, Inc.

Backyard Football

Dragonball Z Budokai Tenkaichi 3

Godzilla: Unleashed

Capcom

Zack & Wiki: Quest for Barbaros' Treasure

Resident Evil: The Umbrella Chronicles

Crave Entertainment

Brunswick Pro Bowling

Dave Mirra BMX Challenge

Pinball Hall of Fame The Williams Collection

George of the Jungle

D3Publisher of America

Ben 10: Protector of Earth

Dragon Blade: Wrath of Fire

Puzzle Quest: Challenge of the Warlords

Destination

Arctic Tale

Balls of Fury

Garfield Gets Real

M&M's Kart Racing

Sea Monsters

Showtime Championship Boxing

Destineer

Indianapolis 500 Legends

Disney Interactive Studios

High School Musical: Sing It!

Hannah Montana: Spotlight World Tour

Disney Princess: Enchanted Journey

DreamCatcher

Agatha Christie: And Then There Were

Eidos Interactive Ltd.

Lara Croft Tomb Raider: Anniversary

Electronic Arts

Boogie

EA Playground

FIFA Soccer '08

Madden NFL '08

MySims

NBA Live '08

Need For Speed: ProStreet

The Sims 2 Castaway

Tiger Woods PGA Tour '08

Hudson Entertainment

Fishing Master

Konami

Dance Dance Revolution Hottest Party

Dewy's Adventure

LucasArts

LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga

Thrillville: Off the Rails

Midway

Cruis'n

Game Party

MumboJumbo

LUXOR 3

Namco Bandai Games

SoulCalibur Legends

Nintendo

Mario Strikers Charged

Metroid Prime 3: Corruption

Donkey Kong Barrel Blast

Battalion Wars 2

Endless Ocean

Fire Emblem

Super Mario Galaxy

Super Smash Bros. Brawl

O~3 Entertainment

Crow

Sega

Bleach

Ghost Squad

The Golden Compass

Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games

NiGHTS: Journey of Dreams

THQ

Avatar: The Last Airbender The Burning Earth

Bratz: The Movie

Cars: Mater-National

Nicktoons: Attack of the Toybots

SpongeBob's Atlantis SquarePantis

WWE SmackDown vs Raw 2008

Tomy Corporation

Naruto: Clash of Ninja Revolution

Ubisoft

My Word Coach

Petz Catz 2

Petz Dogz 2

Petz Horsez 2

Rayman Raving Rabbids 2

Valcon Games

Ultimate Board Game Collection

Vivendi

Crash of the Titans

The Legend of Spryo: The Eternal Night

Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment

Looney Tunes: Acme Arsenal

XS Games

Rebel Raiders

XSEED Games

Victorious Boxers: Revolution

Wii:

Donkey Kong Barrel Blast - October 8

Battallion Wars 2 - October 29

Endless Ocean (Forever Blue) - October 29

Fire Emblem: Goddess of Dawn - November 5

NDS:

Mario Party DS - November 19

Professor Layton (Level 5 adventure game) - December 3

These are real size taken from Nintendo's press site.

SOURCE

More information on Golden Sun DS

- You control Felix
- The story seems like a continuation of 'The Lost Age' (although I only sampled a very small section)
- The story and text were the first things completed on the game as the developers wanted a strong story
- Touch screen controls (similar to Animal Crossing / Zelda DS)
- Touch screen psynergy
- pseudo-3D graphics (very similar look to the GBA games however some elements of 3D)

I gots me some coffee, food, blank dvds and other treats beside me.

Gonna be a crazy week for us gamers. This year I'm downloading all of the trailers for all the console games showing (No decent PC, don't like to be teased).

All in HD to play on the old 360. Already over the 2GB mark, and nothing's even started!

Things I want to see at E3:

1. FIRE EMBLEM RELEASE DATE!!! PLEASE NINTENDO, I BOUGHT MY WII FOR THIS!!!

2. 2 or 3 demos surface on Xbox Live

3. A 360 price drop so I can finally convince my friends to jump in.

That's about it really. I really want to see some decent, deep Wii games show up, but I'm not holding my breath.

This WarioWare style game showed up at my door yesterday. I love region-free gaming! I always get to play games early. For example, Hot Pixel's not out in North America untill September, but I got it shipped from the UK for about $10 CAD more than it'd cost me here...

And I played it three months early. Short game. Took me longer to write the review than play it :P Good though, better than most WarioWare rip-offs

Zelda: Phantom Hourglass also showed up, and it's an amazing achievement. Truely awesome so far, and it's not like I play Zelda for the story, so the Japanese import is totally playable.

Anyways, check out my Hot Pixel Review

Thanks for reading my reviews, and voting for them. Apparently I'm in the top 100 community reviewers at GameSpot!

:D

I really appreciate that people take the time to read through them (sometimes they're 800-1500 words) and give feedback. I'm currently planning on reviewing Band of Bugs and Prince of Persia Classic from Xbox Live Arcade, as well as some stinkers like Raw Danger for PS2, and some imports like Otama (DS).

Thank you again for reading!

So, yeah...none of my real life friends actually own a 360.

I'm not huge into online play either, so I don't just meet people while playing, say...Gears of War online.

I'm pretty big into Live Arcade titles, Tetris, PGR3 and Crackdown, but again...not a huge online player. More casual than anything. Anyways, if you read this, please either leave your gamertag, or add mine "bryehn".

When I do play online it's usually pretty late (11PM - 2AM Eastern)...If you're down for a session of Double Dragon, TMNT or Aegis Wing, I'm always up for those...

In truth, I'm trying to get my "Rep" up by being invited to games, etc.

:P

Besides that, I recently moved to a new apartment, so I've been really busy unpacking and stuff. Also got me a new 32" LCD HDTV. Primarily because of my 360. Unfortunately, my beloved PS2, and my seldom used Wii look like complete ass on it :\

Now that I'm settled, I'll be posting alot more, uploading some videos from some of the games we've been getting, and writing a few reviews for games people need to pay more attention to (Crush for PSP for example).

Cheers,

Bryehn

-Running on Unreal Engine 3 (Sorry Wii)

-Simultanious Japan/USA launch targeted for spring 2008

-Directed by: Hiroshi Takai (Final Fantasy Anthology, The Bouncer, Legend of Mana, SaGa Frontier)

-Announced in Game Informer instead of Shonen Jump or Famitsu

-Turn-Based combat using "QTE" (Quick Time Events)

Scans of Game Informer are floating around, and the game looks great. Huge scale battles that feature hundreds of combatants. I'm sure more details will surface soon...