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| Author | Stuart Andrews |
| Published | 5th Jul 2009 |
Comments for Nintendo Wii MotionPlus Roundup
hank said on 5th July 2009
en1gma said on 6th July 2009
This looks good - the only problem being - as alluded to in the reviews - it becomes so realistic, no one can achieve any form of success! (like all those who go to the Nurburgring, after playing Gran Turismo on their Playstations, before reality - literally - hits them... ;-) )
hmmm, if only future HD picture capability was 'plug-in' too, instead of having to buy a whole new console (it makes sense for 'casual gamers', but I suppose not for Nintendo?(!))
StuAndrews said on 6th July 2009
I did think about this while playing Tiger Woods at the weekend. Ironically, I think Wii has lowered one set of barriers to gaming - difficult, unintuitive controls - but there's a danger that it raises another set. For instance, I quite like tennis games on the 360/PS3 because I can get good at them, yet I always struggle on tennis games on the Wii because the things that stop me from being good at the game in real life take effect! What's worse, I'm consistently beaten by my other half! It's like all those years of crowing over my Mario Kart skills have come to haunt me at last ; )
hank said on 6th July 2009
@stu LOL
I take back my previous comment on sports resort it looks OK.
GoldenGuy said on 6th July 2009
@Andrews
LOL! So in short, it's only now you've started to worry that chasing magic mushrooms for long periods of time may have resulted in your detachment from the real world? (You've really taken that thrashing from your better half at tennis quite hard, haven't you?!)
BrawlTri said on 31st August 2009
THIS IS AMAZING DUDES
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GST & TW are two of the best games this year so far and I am no tennis/golf fan I have been converted, it's the Xbox which is gathering dust now, about time the Wii started getting its act togther.