get2sammyb

It seems very polarizing. I personally loved the hell out of the demo and am literally itching for more. There's some clunkyness to the camera and character movement, but boy, I loved every moment of the demo. I want to know what happens to the characters.

" Nice picture. I have one where I'm holding up the Sports Champions sign and my brother is licking his Gladiator sword. :P "

" I wasn't going to get this, but my kids saw a flurry of commercials for EyePet over the past few days on Nick, Disney, etc. and they both have been asking about it.  More specifically, they want "the Wii game with the glowing balls and the animals" as even my 5 year old associates the Wand controls with the Wii.  However, I am not sure how it will work with my current setup.  In my Game Room where the 360 and PS3 are there is only about 6 feet between the TV and the recliners and there is a coffee table in the way that is not easy to move.  (It holds my PC and antiquated 17in CRT monitor).    The living room where the Wii is would be ideal with about 12 feet of open space in front of the TV, but the neither the PS3 nor the 360 are convenient to move back and forth.  I think what I'm going to do is wait until the Amazon Black Friday sales and see whether the Move console bundle or the Natal console bundle is on sale and just pick up a complete system for downstairs.  Both would have an upside for me as the 360 bundle would be cheaper since the 4GB would be fine for a second machine, would provide me with a backup 360 because my 2006 model's disc drive is ailing, and because it would be nice to have ESPN3 in that room.  On the other hand, I think I would prefer the Move titles, and it would be nice to have another Blu-ray player.  Honestly, I think a lot of it will depend on Amazon sale prices and on how much of a preference my kids have in demanding either Eyepet or Kinectimals. "

Man, the Silver and Gold cup difficulty tiers in table tennis are rock hard. How's everyone getting on with them? I'm losing match after match now. :( 
 
@TwoOneFive said:

" was using one earlier, its muuuuucccccccchhhh better than the wii motion plus. you can instantly feel the difference.   buying one next week.  "

" @salad10203:  Those were complete mods or full games made virtually from scratch that involved actual programming and creation of art & sound assets. Levels in LBP are created entirely within the limited framework that the developers designed...it's not as if whoever made this "fps" took a system that was never intended to create an FPS and magically made it work. The game was designed to allow people to create their own FPS-type levels.  "

" You're never moving out of mom's house huh. "

" @get2sammyb: Can I not be dissappointed?  It is a side-scrolling fps, cool but I can't imagine anyone watching this thought "Shit, I have to buy the game if it can do that." "

" @TwoOneFive said:

" @CL60: well of course it was an early demo that a dev showed. if you actually knew as much as you think you did you would know they've been working closely with the MAG community to perfect it. like one of the main problems with MAG's early build of the Move support was that the ADS always went straight to the center and not to where the cross hairs were pointed. obviously it wasnt nearly as finished as the Killzone 3 video a posted above, which also has till february to be perfected.  "

Why are you getting so defensive? I'm just skeptical. Wii shooters control terribly. I don't see why this would be any different. "

" All I really want to play is Tumble but I don't have the room for a Move setup nor do I want to spend that much money to play one game.  With the space required I'm not sure I'll ever be able to play Move or Kinect... "

" I think it kinda sucks ass. Returning it tomorrow. "

@CL60 said:

" I don't see it being that great for actual games. Only party games. "