Umm, well, RE4 was not built with the zapper in mind, its not an arcade-style on-rails shooter. Resident Evil : Umbrella Chronicles on the other hand is an on-rails shooter made with Zapper in mind. Does that answer your question?
Unplug the power source from the back of your Wii and reinsert it. Try turning on the Wii with the remote now and pressing A when prompted. If for some reason this still does not work then : Press the sync button on the Wii, wait 3 seconds, now press the sync button on your remote.
So that's 5 points for Wii, 4 points for GameCube, 4 points for 64 and 2 points for SNES. But if I was ranking systems by the amount of enjoyment I got out of them, it's all equal. I've been playing Nintendo games all my life since the original NES and GameBoy. I'm starting to wonder if they'll ever make a console I DON'T like.
Well, if you read closely, in his original letter to Nintendo, the guy said "If the answer is no, then say no, if it's yes then say 'I'm not sure'"
In the response the Nintendo rep posted (in his own quotation marks) "I'm not sure" which is getting everyone all excited. He could just be messing with the guy, but why not choose a different phrase, like I don't know or something. Either way, that Nintendo rep will be lucky if he still has a job next week.
Depends on which type of gaming you prefer. I have both, and I probably enjioy playing Wii games more, but I have a lot more time to play my DS. I've had it since launch, and I play my DS every day still. New Super Mario Bros, Mario Kart, Brain Age, Animal Crossing, Prime Hunters, and so many more that I pick up and play all the time. I've also had Wii since launch and have just as many amazing games for it, I just don't have the time to play them every day, but my DS goes with me everywhere I go. Sturdy piece of equipment too. But with holiday season coming up so fast, if you don't get your hands on a Wii soon you probably won't unil spring of next year. It would be smart to get one now so you can enjoy all the great games coming soon. But for the type of games you primarily like, it seems you might be better suited on one of the other consoles (which I don't own either of, but Wii is not exactly strong in the RPG and FPS departments. It could be, but devs only release major titles in those genres for the graphical powerhouse consoles)
Depends on which series you like better. I myself prefer Zelda games period, and have been wanting a new handheld one for a while. I'm more eagerly anticipating it, but then again I already have MP3. I got stuck a few days in and havent really had time to go back to it.
Why is voicechat such a big deal to people these days? I could see how it would be benificial on a game like World of Warcraft, or even first person shooters, but what are you going to say in Brawl that's not just a bunch of lame smack talking? No point in it. I liked how on the blog about online he was referring to taking away the psychological barrier, and it's just like any other fight. Why make it personal? This is the only way for it to truly be about who is the better player.
Also, if you have enough money to open a checking account, you're going to be able to get a debit card, which you can then use to buy Wii points without getting the cards. What's the problem?
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