the music from an old game, i think it was called tetris attack for the snes. most of the music was really good, especially the stage from.... i cant' remember his name.... what was his name... it was a lava monster from yoshi's island. damn it!!!
the wii is number one and its still selling, you would think that in the postition that the wii is in right now there would be strong third party support now. But nothing has really changed, namco, konami and square still have some of the major franchises on the ps3 and not on the wii. fatal frame and monster hunter made the switch from the ps3 to the wii, but that is it. the big question is if nintendo is selling well, how come the 3rd party support is still weak? when sony released the ps1 all the major franchises went to the ps1 from nintendo's 64 and now that the wii is popular and selling, the switch should go back. the wii is capable of playing all types of games, not just casual.
can all three companies make it in the videogame market today? as tough as it is now, i think that only two can be successful in the long run. developers are going to have make a choice on what system would be better for them.
weak third party support. konami, namco and square need to support nintendo with more big name quality titles. the wii can handle all sorts of games. not just casual.
i like twilight princess, but it just wasn't as fun as the others. I still rate ocarina of time and majora's mask high on my list. I could play both of them today and be satisfied. :D
I only have a wii, its the only system that will have mario, samus and zelda. I could buy a ps3 or a 360, but i'm happy with my wii.:D All the systems have their strengths and weaknesses.
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