Al3xand3r

This was meant to be playable at TGS, right? Has any website reported anything yet? I hope we'll get some higher quality videos soon (even if shaky cam again), perhaps an official release of the trailer in direct feed form too... I can't wait to see more.

Famitsu reviewed this with 8s accross the board for a total of 32/40.

De Blob gets my vote but I've yet to experience any of the games on that list except for Mario Galaxy :P

"They lied in the first place they promises 1:1 motion sensing when the Wii was released, with motion plus they've been proven to be liars."

"At launch, it cost Nintendo $9 to produce a Wiimote, and was sold to retail stores around $33, for a profit of around $24 per controller.

Anyone want to take a stab at how much this add-on costs?"

They wanted huge profit margins in order to reclaim control of the market"

Well, I still don't have Smash Bros and Mario Kart Wii either, lol... I probably should get on those soon too but money's short and I already have too many games for the time I have to play them anyway, ha...

It's okay, not everyone can buy every good game on release day or close to that. I would have bought De Blob already if that was the case, instead I'll list it as my next title to get too :P

"remaking a game only a few years old is stupid.

What I would like to see is a Bionic commando rearmed style remake of some of the earlier metroid games. That would rock!!!"

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I don't want them to remake a game that I already own for the gamecube. I want nintendo to focus there energy on making new games for the wii, that I would like to enjoy rather than replaying a game I played 3 years ago. It doesnt matter to me if they are the wii controls, the gamecube controls worked just fine for those games.

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They're not remakes, they're ports. Think Resident Evil 4, it's the same deal here. The GameCube was a distant third place last generation so it makes sense to re-release some of the better games for all the new owners of a Nintendo system, it's not like many stores still keep a healthy GameCube stock for people to be able and find these as easily as new titles. A re-release ensures new exposure and available stock.

I'll probably be getting at least one Metroid and one Pikmin game since I too never had a GameCube and I loved Metroid Prime 3. I mostly want non Nintendo games from tis back catalogue though, and mostly games that wouldn't benefit from a new control scheme so I still have to hunt down for many of the classics like Skies of Arcadia instead of wait for a handy re release. Oh well, the new games will tide me over ;)

They really should do a Master Quest style version of Wind Waker though, I'd be all over that even though it has nothing to benefit from the motion controls. I'm not saying Twilight Princess controlled bad, just that it was the same experience and it only made a difference when aiming the ranged weapons and tools (it wasn't implemented as good as it could but it worked better still) and of course for the great fishing mini game.

PS: That link claims Nintendo will unveil WiiHD at TGS. I guess people forgot to tell them Nintendo don't attend TGS anymore and instead have their own Media Summit. Just in case people started taking the WiiHD for granted again, it only gets less likely every time its discussed like this...