Posted: 01 Sep 2007, 19:26
I have nearly every FF. Though I refuse to get 11, as I refuse point-blank to get a subscription-based game.
Alas - that's probably the prettiest/coolest one of them all! And I should know - I've had to watch it being played for what feels like eons, now...Dark wrote:I have nearly every FF. Though I refuse to get 11, as I refuse point-blank to get a subscription-based game.
I feel your pain, man. I was subjected to Wii golf, bowling, and baseball for the *entire flippin' Xmas Day* at my brother's house, as my nephews had just gotten the Wii from dear ol' Santa. To say that I was bored out of my skull would be an understatement.scotty wrote:I've never got into games , I played Golf on a wii at Christmas..............lost interest after about Half an Hour
Games never meant much to me, but I was exposed to a Wii this Christmas too and was most impressed. Think it's genius you actually have to do something, as opposed to pressing some random buttons on a square thingy.SINsister wrote:I feel your pain, man. I was subjected to Wii golf, bowling, and baseball for the *entire flippin' Xmas Day* at my brother's house, as my nephews had just gotten the Wii from dear ol' Santa. To say that I was bored out of my skull would be an understatement.scotty wrote:I've never got into games , I played Golf on a wii at Christmas..............lost interest after about Half an Hour
Hmmm. I do agree with you on that aspect of the Wii system - it requires real physical participation, far above the usual "demands" of mere button pressing.Obviousman wrote:Games never meant much to me, but I was exposed to a Wii this Christmas too and was most impressed. Think it's genius you actually have to do something, as opposed to pressing some random buttons on a square thingy.
Oh, even though I live by Churchill's wise words when it comes to sports I enjoyed it, probably thanks to the enormous silliness involved in the mental image of seeing me swinging that controller about at random in the airSINsister wrote:Hmmm. I do agree with you on that aspect of the Wii system - it requires real physical participation, far above the usual "demands" of mere button pressing.Obviousman wrote:Games never meant much to me, but I was exposed to a Wii this Christmas too and was most impressed. Think it's genius you actually have to do something, as opposed to pressing some random buttons on a square thingy.
I'm not into sports, though, so my patience was heavily tried on Xmas Day, to say the least.
Rock musicians vs. electro-acts debate?Obviousman wrote:Think it's genius you actually have to do something, as opposed to pressing some random buttons on a square thingy.
I'm seeing that mental image now ...........spaghetti in a wind tunnelObviousman wrote:...... thanks to the enormous silliness involved in the mental image of seeing me swinging that controller about at random in the air
I'd LOVE to see an Axe throwing game coming out for the Wiiiiiiiii.scotty wrote:I'm seeing that mental image now ...........spaghetti in a wind tunnelObviousman wrote:...... thanks to the enormous silliness involved in the mental image of seeing me swinging that controller about at random in the air
Rock would be going outdoors to actually do some form of sports, now that'd be silly! Probably more like a wires and knobs electronic music vs keyboard with all sorts of fancy effects built-in electronic music. And I still don't mind, just as long as the result's goodIzzy HaveMercy wrote:Rock musicians vs. electro-acts debate?Obviousman wrote:Think it's genius you actually have to do something, as opposed to pressing some random buttons on a square thingy.
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Why thank youscotty wrote:I'm seeing that mental image now ...........spaghetti in a wind tunnelObviousman wrote:...... thanks to the enormous silliness involved in the mental image of seeing me swinging that controller about at random in the air
I Blood Brother Be!scotty wrote:I've never got into games
What ever happened to your promised HL version of "Jet Set Willy"markfiend wrote:Atic Atac
Retro!