Shrygue
July 3rd, 2007, 20:49
via Computer and Video Games (http://www.computerandvideogames.com/article.php?id=167157)
Wii owners, you can't hide from them. They're everywhere. They've even infiltrated Majesco, who is now working on Furu Furu Park containing another 30.
Attacking your Wii this autumn, it's got breakout clones, baseball, number-based memory puzzles, asteroid-punching, karate and other Japanese-influenced madness. Some of it sounds cool. But how many times have you hit a baseball with your Wii Remote already? A million times, maybe? That doesn't matter. Like we said, you can't hide from it.
Soon, you'll be living your life in small, 30-second intervals. Doing a single task for long lengths of time will become a distant memory.
Mario Galaxy and Metroid Prime 3 are your only hope - the light at the end of a long dark, mini game-filled tunnel built using mini-game bricks.
Wii owners, you can't hide from them. They're everywhere. They've even infiltrated Majesco, who is now working on Furu Furu Park containing another 30.
Attacking your Wii this autumn, it's got breakout clones, baseball, number-based memory puzzles, asteroid-punching, karate and other Japanese-influenced madness. Some of it sounds cool. But how many times have you hit a baseball with your Wii Remote already? A million times, maybe? That doesn't matter. Like we said, you can't hide from it.
Soon, you'll be living your life in small, 30-second intervals. Doing a single task for long lengths of time will become a distant memory.
Mario Galaxy and Metroid Prime 3 are your only hope - the light at the end of a long dark, mini game-filled tunnel built using mini-game bricks.