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    • #33551
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      I want one now! Looks so bloody awesome!

    • #33553
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      Never mind the games the price looks class

    • #33554
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      Never mind the games[/quote:f09e31f425]

      :lol:

      You can just put it on a table and stare at it :)

    • #33555
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      All I can say now is roll on 12 o’clock tomorrow when we’ll be getting the european launch detail! :D

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      Around 30 games will initially be available to download from the Virtual Console service, including titles from the Mario, Zelda, R-Type and Donkey Kong franchises.[/quote:26d0a3ff70]

      Right I’m definitely getting a Wii now. I just need to find a way to add on an old arcade joystick!!

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      All I can say now is roll on 12 o’clock tomorrow when we’ll be getting the european launch detail! :D[/quote:1dd6544df5]

      Tomorrow….hm, will they remember that there is a europe??

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      ACE! although I can see irish kids beating the sh*t out of each other with those controllers

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      Lots of reports saying that the controller kills your arm and those reporters werent playing it for that long, half an hour at most. New Innovative control systems are great to see, especially looking at how the DS has turned out, but if it physically kills you to play a game than how are you going to enjoy playing it!! Thats my only reservation about the whole thing.

      EDIT: Oh yeah another thing, is the 3rd party support going to tail off like the gamecube?

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      Solution to people spending too much time playing the computer :P

      I assume it depends on the game really, you can still use it with regular controls depending on how the game works. 0

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      Solution to people spending too much time playing the computer :P

      I assume it depends on the game really, you can still use it with regular controls depending on how the game works. 0[/quote:09ab3abfd0]

      I suppose… but the controller is whats getting everyone excited, me too. Put more hours in, in the gym id say.

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      EDIT: Oh yeah another thing, is the 3rd party support going to tail off like the gamecube?[/quote:ceb7fbc6f3]

      Considering that the 16 launch titles for Japan are from 9 different publishers I seriously doubt it will suffer the fate of the gamecube

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      Lots of reports saying that the controller kills your arm and those reporters werent playing it for that long, half an hour at most.[/quote:f2321676aa]

      Haven’t heard anything about that, but even so its not a worry for me. If I was playing tennis or golf or the like, my arms wouldn’t get too sore, and that is using a heavier “tool” so the speak.

      I also doubt many Wii games will entail 6 hour long marathon game sessions!

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      I also doubt many Wii games will entail 6 hour long marathon game sessions![/quote:50d1126728]

      I don’t know, just consider the formula

      Amount of Time Played is directly proportional to the amount of alcohol involved + the amount of buddies you’re hosting

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      From the NY show:

      Metroid Prime 3 now planned for a 2007 release[/quote:5f8ff9ce6a]

      Well its for the best, Zelda will be taking up most of my time.

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      Oh yeah another thing, is the 3rd party support going to tail off like the gamecube?[/quote:8848dba97f]
      That’ll depend on the average game units sold on the console. Will it be worth making a Wii game…whats the return? If the install base of PS3/360 is higher, there is a good chance that it might because making a Wii version of a PS3/360 game could be more than a little tricky. I reckon most good Wii games will be Wii exclusives, so lets hope the Wii sells enough units to keep developers making enough money from developing for it.

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      I’m predicting 199 euro…..its a nice round figure, but doesn’t stray into the 200 mark, so it sounds much cheaper….

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      The nerds have crashed Eurogamer :)

      [Edit…no its just really slow]

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      WarioWare: Smooth Moves (just after launch).

      Third-party: around 15-20 games from launch. Red Steel. Rayman. Need for Speed Carbon. Tony Hawk. Super Monkey Ball.

      Date: 2006.

      December 8th 2006.

      EUR 249 / GBP 179

      Bundles is white console, one Wii remote, one Nunchuck, Wii Sports.

      Between 49 and 59 Euros for software. 34 for 39 pounds.

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      Excellent move bundling Wii Sports……had a bad feeling they weren’t going to!

    • #33601
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      Play.com are doing preorders if anyone is interested :)

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      Wario Ware on the GameCube retailed for a low price when it came out, so I hope Nintendo use the same sense when the time comes

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