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Re: Review: Super Smash Bros. for Wii U (Wii U)

GTWarrior77

@roadbuc - I'm also in my 30's and because I don't have countless hours for gaming like I had when I was younger, I tend to gravitate towards games that are easy to pick up and have a quick play. Games like Smash Bros and Mario Kart 8 are perfect for this.

Re: Review: Super Mario 3D World (Wii U)

GTWarrior77

@ThomasBW84 - Thanks for answering my question regarding the pro controller.

It's funny, a lot people have been wanting more unique uses of the gamepad, but I am quite content to use only my pro controller wherever possible. Even during the Wii's lifespan, I longed for a more conventional control scheme.

Don't get me wrong, I'm still hyped for this game and by no means is the occasional mandatory use of the gamepad a deal breaker.

Re: Review: Super Mario 3D World (Wii U)

GTWarrior77

Great review. My copy is pre-ordered but unfortunately we are only getting the game on the 29th in my country. I'm quite excited for this one.

@ThomasBW84 - Can you play the single player campaign with the Pro Controller?

Re: Preview: Super Mario 3D World

GTWarrior77

@NEXTGENRULE - No doubt mistakes were made with the launch of the Wii U but just remember, the PS4 isn't out yet. I hope for your sake (and mine) that the PS4's launch goes as well as you are anticipating.

As far as Mario 3D World is concerned, I'm very excited. It feels like I'm back in the 80's waiting for a new Mario game to launch.

Re: Preview: Super Mario 3D World

GTWarrior77

@ThomasBW84 - The preview mentions support for the Wii U Pro Controller in multiplayer. Can we use the pro controller during the single player campaigne? I do hope so.

Re: Soapbox: Why Grand Theft Auto V Isn't For Me

GTWarrior77

I'm not a fan of GTA at all. I'm also in my 30's (36) and I don't have time for pointless violence, sex and bad language in games. Apparently these games are for the "mature" crowd. Nothing mature about that in my opinion.
Another issue is the multitude of kids who will be playing this. I can appreciate the game from a technical perspective, but the moral issues I have with this game overrides everything else.
Unless I'm playing a racing simulator, I don't want my games to be realistic. As Waveboy mentioned earlier, I like my games to be whimsical and colorful.
And above all, I must be able to play a game with a clear conscience.

Re: We're Getting Digital Right On 3DS And Wii U, Insists Reggie

GTWarrior77

As long as we don't have an account based system, I will not be making any major digital purchases. As long as I can get my hands on a physical copy of a game, I'll go with that. Maybe my arm can be twisted to take a gamble here and there, but there will be no major financial investment in digital content from my side until Nintendo has resolved this issue.
Once Nintendo removes this fear off losing all your content (and the hassle to transfer from one system to another), I do believe they will see the sales of digital content take off like never before. It absolutely baffles me why they haven't addressed this issue yet because it's a big one.

Re: IGN Editor: If Wii U Doesn't Pick Up, Nintendo Should Look To New Hardware

GTWarrior77

Talk about flogging a dead horse. The WiiU will be around for a good few years. If they change hardware too quickly, it can damage consumer confidence in the brand. Especially following the huge 3DS price cut not too long ago.

I'm confident that the Wii U will be in a different position by the end of 2014. As long as they continue to push out quality software backed by a strong marketing campaign. Nintendo did a pretty good job turning the 3DS around so, everybody must just relax.

Re: First Impressions: Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze

GTWarrior77

I'm very interested in this and will definitely pick it up.
I never owned the wii version but borrowed it from a friend back when it was released, over a weekend and finished it (not 100%). It's a great game to say the least.
I'm also not bothered with the 3DS version, too small. This type of game is meant for the big screen imo.
Can't wait to pick this up.

Re: Talking Point: Looking Ahead to Nintendo's E3

GTWarrior77

Let's face it, Nintendo needs to lift the veil on some incredible goodies. Lots of people are prophesying doom for the WiiU but I am not too bothered by that. Once some solid games are rolling out or are on the horizon, the machines will start flying of the shelves.

To touch on what Tom mentioned about a price drop, I will actually be surprised if that doesn't happen very soon.

I don't have much interest in the PS4 right now, and even less in the XboxOne.

The Nintendo games I'm looking forward to this E3 are Mario Kart, 3D Mario, Smash Bros, Retro's new offering, some 3DS love and some other surprises to spice things up.
I have a feeling this is going to be a good one. It's a good thing I'm working from home.

Re: Nintendo Won't Be Holding A Large-Scale Press Conference At E3 This Year

GTWarrior77

I personally think a big E3 presentation is always a good thing. But with the world focused on E3 it is a good idea to promote Nintendo Direct. If you think about it, E3 happens once a year while Nintendo Direct is not limited in the same way. Nintendo Direct is also a far more effective way of delivering Nintendo news on an ongoing basis.

But for those who are not on the Nintendo bandwagon yet, E3 can be the platform to get those individuals on board. I say give the people both.