It is a lot like Smash, but don't go into it thinking they're carbon copies or anything

Regardless, I love the game. It's easily recommendable, even for those who don't speak Japanese.

I'd say so, but then I regretted it when I wanted to play Four Swords.

You probably won't have this problem.

[QUOTE="FlawlessSeasons"]zelda is not in need of co op. I just played Four Swords with four people on the gamecube, and that is probably the most frustrating game ever.liljio14

how

It's really hard to get four people to work together. Nevermind that the game pits you against each other.

However, it's still a lot of fun. You just have to find people that will co-operate.

I never wanted to. >.>

Then again, I had beaten the game before I had played through again and done the secret world.

He was just comparing the two control schemes. O.o

It's not an insult if they actually are. >.> I don't really know, but still.

I'm excited about the online, but I think we pretty much know what to expect on the subject of online play. The trusty (heh) friend code and random match.

Granted, if they were able to step it up more than that it would be sweeter, but I dunno how. To tired to really think.

Although, does anyone else think a username system would have been a lot easier and accomplished the same idea the friend code system had? >.>

At first, I was pretty apprehensive. But I seriously doubtNintendo would just tack motion controls onto a game, much less a Zelda game. I'm sure they worked hard on making the controls as intuitive as possible.

Dragon Ball Z Budokai Tenkaichi 3

Nitro Bike

Mario Strikers

Final Fantasy Crystal Chronicles

Spiderman: Friend or Foe

Then go buy a 360 or a PS3?

I don't think the Wii is going to have tons of 1st/3rd person shooters. It'll have a few I'm sure, though.

I liked playing Star Fox like that. Same with Mario Kart, Mario 64...

I find Jump! Ultimate Stars quite fun as well, but that's a bit harder to get then the previous 3 titles.