Ian_Daemon

"Zack & Wiki" is the most awesome game I've played in years. I hold all other puzzle-type games to its standard. I haven't seen a game nearly as good puzzle-wise. "Zack & Wiki" is creative and humorous with ample replay value. "Resident Evil: Umbrella Chronicles" is a game with huge replay value. I have yet to purchase "Darkside Chronicles", but I'm under the impression that it's great as well.

I owned two different versions of the Sega CD hardware and both were solid. No problems here. (One was sold, the other is still fine.) Did anyone other than the author have problems?

Wow, is that woman egotistical. She kept cutting everyone off and bringing the focus back to her...

I think I might gift Gunstar Heroes.

American English uses" Zee" not "Zed".
British English uses "Zed".

Maybe they have no friends or live in the middle of nowhere.

Blaster Master is classic!

Blaster Master was a great game. A day one download for me!

@Nintendokid: More people would believe you if you kept the misspellings and run-on sentences to a minimum.

@rerun: It is comparable, it's just not similar.

I find it amusing that Sony launches the "it does everything" ads at the exact same time it decides to strip functionality out of the PS3. Everything? Um, not in your wildest dreams. It doesn't even do things it did yesterday!

Peripherals ahoy! Rooms and rooms of attachments that we only use for two games!

"A Boy and His Blob": The NES original is 100x harder than the Wii remake...

The NES original is 100x harder than the Wii remake...

"Street Racer" was so much more fun. (Not perfect by any stretch of the imagination, but more fun.) I still have the SNES cart. I'd re-buy the game in a second.

The WiiWare demos are pretty cool! I downloaded the Pokemon Rumble game and was surprised at how much fun that simple time-waster can be.

Voice everyone else, but not Link.

I updated Bit Trip: Beat this morning and played a game to see if the changes were obvious. They aren't. Unfortunately, this game is still a waste of money. BT:B still has a cute premise, but the visual design is still extremely poor.

There's no decision making, no "playing", it's just memorization.

Nintendo gamers are tired of being burned by third parties. When you're talking Nintendo...third party equals "hit-or-miss". And hits are rare. RARE.

The game actually looks good. I'll have to keep my eye out. Initially I was turned off by the sound of the title. (i.e. Rubik's Cube on the Wii? Not for me.) But from the look of the game, this could be fun...

Hi NintendoLife Staff. I think you're going to have to hit your readership over the head with future news. Far too many people missed the title and the image and the copy that read "WIIWARE demos".

Infinity Ward are "graphics-whores".

I forgot that ZAMN got this hard this quickly...

"Edward J Grug III Australia 29 Oct 2009, 23:55 GMT
We don't actually celebrate Halloween here."

You don't? That's where the Americans got it from! (I can see Thanksgiving being different...)

I forgot how hard ZAMN can be single player...

That looks a lot more faithful to the original than the previous attempts to revive the franchise...

ZAMN yay!!!

@pinta_vodki: You can do that easily yourself with skins/decals. (doesn't void your warranty) There are sites that sell them like decalgirl.com

@MattL: "Game Informer" is a gaming magazine, pretty big in the U.S. They're basically the GameStop/GameCrazy magazine. (Game Informer has gotten more popular in recent years because other gaming magazines are going out of business.)

Is this the same "The Code Monkeys" that worked on games for the Sega CD? I know the term "code monkeys" is kinda generic, but they specifically used that as their name. I distinctly remember they worked with Digital Pictures.

@ Bass X0: I fully expect this to be good.
(p.s. JayArr never stated what he meant by "donkey". I was just going with his words...)

But if you want a donkey...
Is anyone NOT expecting a donkey?

Lookin' good...lookin' good...

Wow, that guy took 30 minutes to TRACE to characters....epic.

And the killer bee movie set on a submarine is...?

Will this be used with the "Wii Vitality Sensor"? It seems like a perfect fit.

Will this be used with the "Wii Vitality Sensor"? It seems like a perfect fit.

I had almost given up hope. Please bring this out!

Please let this be true!
(I thought everyone forgot about this one...)

I immediately thought of "Capcom vs. Disney"...
(I'd also like to play a "Capcom vs. Godzilla franchise".)

"Echoes" multiplayer on the Wii is fantastic fun!

No longer interested...

@Sabrewing:
"Games for the Wii MUST ship with a control scheme that can be used with the console right out of the box"
Not true. Look at all the virtual console games that require a GC or Classic controller. Neither of those come with the console. Your statement MAY be true for retail-Wii-specific games, but definitely not WiiWare or VC games.

I'm fine with the "paper airplane"-style flying of Wii Sports Resort (although speed control with the nunchuk would've been appreciated), but my co-worker really wants the more filght-sim "flight stick"-style control...

I'd LOVE to see Burger Time hit the VCA!

We need support for the VCA, not retail releases!
VCA!
VCA!

@KDR_11
"Zack & Wiki" is pretty much an all touch screen game and it worked great. "All touch screen" wouldn't really be "ambitous".

"No more discolored thumb pad on the nunchuk! Yay!"

They'll most likely still discolor, but now you won't be able to tell. Wait...maybe the black analog will turn gray? Maybe your thumb will turn black? I dunno. I guess it all depends on the materials used.

"Did the favicon change?"
Each 'tab' section of the NL website has its own favicon.

"Trilogy" is a great disc. Good luck to all!

I just received a message from a local GameStop telling me that the Trilogy will be available for pick-up tomorrow afternoon. (and I only pre-ordered from GS because there are three local stores)

@ #9 Clicketyclick:
"...Graphics may not make a bad game good, but processing power is used for a lot more than just rendering pretty graphics...."

These days? Not really.

@ #38 Digiki:
"...I'd say the developers have a bigger impact on the system than most everything else, and the average developer treats the Wii like a bumper car...."

Agreed.