Everybody's gonna say WarioWare. It has a fun single player as well as a very fun multiplayer that supports up to 12 players. If you have 3 other friends that are willing to play, then you'll have a great time.
I think the reviews are pretty good. Just because you think a game should have gotten a high score and your angry that it didn't doesn't mean the reviews are bad. The Gamespot editors know what they're talking about cause they get paid to review games. They write educated reviews cause every once in a while they'll mention some sort of design technique like texture mapping or something, which shows that they know what they're talking about. And even though the game might have gotten a slightly different score based on the reviewers tilt, all of the editors notice the same things so you cant say the score would differ greatly based on the reviewer.
Nobody really knows. But there are a few that you can almost be sure about. There's a stupid pokeman game coming out in April which is the first online wii game. Then SSB: Brawl. After that, other than Metroid Prime 3 I don't really know.
If your talking about people quitting of they're losing, then Nintendo will just use the same thing they did with Metroid Prime Hunters. If the person quits halfway then they'll get a permanent loss or something on their record.
There's no reason not to. Nintendo wouldn't make that function if it were dangerous. The PS2 has a standby mode and nobody freaks about that, and even a lot of tv's and DVD players have it. And it has to be in standby mode to get updates, which is another reason this is a stupid question.
Don't get it if you have a choice between that and anoher better game like Metal Slug or WarioWare. Even if you do try hard to get used to the controls, the game isn't very long and will only last you about a week and a half tops. So don't.
There aren't really any Wii games out there just yet that will keep you occupied until SSB: Brawl. But if your looking for really good games try WarioWare, Metal Slug Anthology, and some of the games yet to be released like Sonic Secret Rings and Godfather Blackhand Edition.
Of course. If the console can play online then Gamespot can organize a tournament. Especially for a game thats supposed to be as good as everyone hopes it'll be.
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