He DID do the soundtrack for Sonic 3. Google it, geniuses (hell, just click on the damn article and you'll see it). >_>
Punch-out was released a few weeks before the first M+ compatible games were released.
He did the soundtrack for Sonic 3.
The visuals are only average (by Wii standards, of course), but the control is excellent with the MotionPlus (and still pretty good without it).
Really, what is there to innovate? You have a gun. You shoot people (preferably in the head) and you view the action from a first-person perspective. Honestly, what is going to change? Unless he's talking about atmosphere and setting (like Bioshock).
It's really not easy to innovate in the FPS genre.
Does Punch-Out use MotionPlus? No, it doesn't. -_-
That would make Natal virtually useless. I mean, why buy an add-on for your current console when a new one is coming in less than a year? That's the exact same mistake Sega made (*cough*32X).
That's good news about the X-engine, though. Microsoft are already preparing developers for the 720, which means that the 720's launch games might not suck (like most console launches seem to).
If Microsoft is going to release the 720 soon, then WHAT'S THE POINT OF NATAL!? Why don't they just work it into the 720 instead of charging 360 owners for it separately?
That just seems pointless to me.
People still care about Prototype?
of the 32X debacle. Sega released a final add-on for the Genesis as a last effort to compete with the Super Nintendo. It was released in 1994 and its main hook were its 3D polygon graphics. But there was one problem; the 32X cost $200, and hardly any gamers bought it because they knew that the next-generation systems (Saturn, Playstation, N64) were right around the corner. Needless to say, the 32X flopped, didn't last longer than a year, and basically destroyed Sega.
Now, I don't...
That looks epic.
All three Metroid Prime games on one disc with Wii controls. I would make an Orange Box reference here, but somebody already beat me to it. D:
Maybe now they won't compromise the PS3 version.
But that still sucks if all you own is a 360 (although it could still happen). :(
I might pick this up, then.
But it's pretty sad that these kind of slip-ups are acceptable nowadays. It seems like any developer can just release an unfinished product, then just release a patch and act like it's no big deal (examples: MLB 2K6 on 360, Orange Box on PS3, Lair, and now this). I mean, isn't that what game testers and quality assurance are for? =/
EDIT: Here's a link to a thread about it in the EA Sports forums:
I can't f***ing believe that. I just recently got a PS3 because I could finally afford it, and If I had known a sale was coming in a couple of months, I could have just waited, then I would've been able to get a PS3 AND a 360 for the same price I payed for my current PS3. :@
Then again, I probably wouldn't have known about it until it was too late, so meh.
It's MLB 2K6 all over again. :S
I hope the 360 owners get a patch for this soon.
LOLQUE?!
WHAT HAVE YOU DONE TO MY SQUARESOFT!? :'(
HOW IS THIS RELATED TO THE PS3? If anything, it's related to the 360 (as well as the PS2 and PC) since it's regarding FFXI.
Catfight? :O
Seriously, though. Why should she even care? Last I checked, the Tomb Raider movies weren't very good, anyway. =/