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A-FREAKING-MAZING!!!!!!!!!!!

I need to stop reading gaming mags so much... people are saying things like "Nintendo can't keep up production". One look at this, and I can say this will be my first Mario purchase in a LONG time.

It's finally nice seeing Nintendo put itself in order again. Now make more Wiis and software copies!:-P

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About the pics, is turning into Super Mario 1 Mario some powerup, or just fan-service or something? Anyway, it's still awesome. :)

If you're talking about the first pic, mario's more in the center of the pic not the 2D one on the left. Looks like its something stuck on the wall.

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people are saying things like "Nintendo can't keep up production".

On that note, Nintendo's latest Wii commercial that I've seen seems to try to put a positive spin on it. I saw it several days ago, starts out with a mom and her kid at a checkout, having just bought a Wii, with a voiceover saying "Wii finally got one," followed by several other random "Wii..." scenes with other people playing Wii Sports. Struck me as kinda interesting when I saw it (as well as thinking it's a pretty effective commercial).

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The Wii sure is getting some strong 3rd party support.

Oct. 1: MLB® Power Pros from 2K Sports

Oct. 1: Dragon Blade: Wrath of Fire from D3Publisher of America®

Oct. 2: Crash® of the Titans from Sierra Entertainment, Inc.

Oct. 5: Balls of Fury from DSI Games

Oct. 8: Donkey Kong®: Barrel Blast from Nintendo

Oct. 9: FIFA 08 from Electronic Arts

Oct. 9: Bleach: Shattered Blade from SEGA

Oct. 9: LOONEY TUNES: ACME ARSENAL from WB Games

Oct. 10: Arctic Tale from DSI Games

Oct. 15: Sea Monsters from DSI Games

Oct. 16: Thrillville®: Off the Rails from LucasArts

Oct. 22: EA PLAYGROUND from Electronic Arts

Oct. 23: Backyard Football from Atari, Inc.

Oct. 23: The Sims 2 Castaway from Electronic Arts

Oct. 23: Rockstar Games Presents Table Tennis from Rockstar Games

Oct. 23: The Legend of Spyro: The Eternal Night from Sierra Entertainment, Inc.

Oct. 23: NARUTO: Clash of Ninja Revolution from TOMY Corporation

Oct. 25: M&M'S® Kart Racing from DSI Games

Oct. 28: Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock from Activision

Oct. 29: Battalion Wars 2 from Nintendo

Oct. 30: Ben 10: Protector of Earth from D3Publisher of America®

Oct. 30: Showtime® Championship Boxing from DSI Games

Oct. 30: NEED FOR SPEED PROSTREET from Electronic Arts

Oct. 30: THE SIMPSONS from Electronic Arts

Oct. 31: Manhunt 2 from Rockstar Games

October: Spider-Man: Friend or Foe from Activision

October: Bee Movie Game from Activision

October: Tony Hawk's Proving Ground from Activision

October: Ultimate Duck Hunting from Detn8 Games Ltd.

October: Mercury Meltdown Revolution from Ignition Entertainment

October: Namco Museum Remix from NAMCO BANDAI Games America

October: Code Lyoko: Quest for Infinity from The Game Factory

October: Avatar: The Last Airbender - The Burning Earth from THQ

October: Bratz: The Movie from THQ

October: Cars: Mater-National from THQ

October: Nicktoons: Attack of the Toybots from THQ

October: SpongeBob's Atlantis SquarePantis from THQ

Nov. 5: Fire Emblem®: Radiant Dawn from Nintendo

Nov. 6: DanceDanceRevolution Hottest Party from Konami Digital Entertainment, Inc.

Nov. 6: LEGO® Star Wars: The Complete Saga from LucasArts

Nov. 6: Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Games from SEGA

Nov. 12: Super Mario Galaxy from Nintendo

Nov. 13: Dragon Ball Z Budokai Tenkaichi 3 from Atari, Inc.

Nov. 13: Godzilla Unleashed from Atari, Inc.

Nov. 13: Lara Croft Tomb Raider: Anniversary from Eidos, Inc.

Nov. 13: BLOCKS from Electronic Arts

Nov. 13: MEDAL OF HONOR HEROES 2 from Electronic Arts

Nov. 13: LUXOR: Pharaoh's Challenge from MumboJumbo

Nov. 13: Geometry Wars: Galaxies from Sierra Entertainment, Inc.

Nov. 19: Link's Crossbow Training (packaged with Wii Zapper) from Nintendo

Nov. 19: SMARTY PANTS from Electronic Arts

Nov. 20: Jenga World Tour from Atari, Inc.

Nov. 20: Puzzle Quest: Challenge of the Warlords from D3Publisher of America®

November: Trauma Center: New Blood from Atlus USA

November: Star Trek: Conquest from Bethesda Softworks

November: Disney Princess: Enchanted Journey from Disney Interactive Studios

November: Hannah Montana: Spotlight World Tour from Disney Interactive Studios

November: High School Musical: Sing It from Disney Interactive Studios

November: Garfield Gets Real from DSI Games

November: Furu Furu Park from Majesco Entertainment

November: AMF Bowling: Pinbusters! from Mud Duck Games

November: Ghost Squad from SEGA

November: WWE® SmackDown® vs. Raw® 2008 from THQ

November: Brothers in Arms: Road to Hill 30 from Ubisoft

November: CSI: Hard Evidence from Ubisoft

November: My Word Coach from Ubisoft

November: Petz: Catz 2 (name not final) from Ubisoft

November: Petz: Dogz 2 (name not final) from Ubisoft

November: Petz: Horsez 2 (name not final) from Ubisoft

November: Rayman Raving Rabbids 2 from Ubisoft

Dec. 4: Alvin and the Chipmunks from Brash Entertainment

Dec. 4: The Golden Compass from SEGA

December: MX vs. ATV Untamed from THQ

December: Super Swing Golf Season 2 from Tecmo, Inc.

December: Rygar®: The Battle of Argus from Tecmo, Inc.

December: Cranium: Kabookii from Ubisoft

December: Nitrobike from Ubisoft

Holiday 2007: NiGHTS: Journey of Dreams from SEGA

Winter '07: SoulCalibur Legends from NAMCO BANDAI Games America

Jan. 21: Endless Ocean from Nintendo

Feb. 10: Super Smash Bros.® Brawl from Nintendo

Feb. 15: Yamaha Supercross from DSI Games

Feb. 19: Sonic Riders: Zero Gravity from SEGA

February: No More Heroes from Ubisoft

February: Wild Petz Tigerz from Ubisoft

March: Obscure: The Aftermath from Ignition Entertainment

Q1: LUXOR 3 from MumboJumbo

Q1: One Piece: Unlimited Adventure from NAMCO BANDAI Games America

Spring '08: Mario Kart® Wii (name not final) from Nintendo

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Were it not for class, I'd have Metroid by now. :/

Anyway, with Smash out of the picture for Winter, I'll have to satisfy myself with Metroid Prime 3, Mario Galaxy, Fire Emblem, and likely some kind of party game. I have to admit it, Shigeru is right when he says everyone can enjoy these 'non-games'. Add a few friends or family and you have a whole evening of fun. :)

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We have a lot of great stuff coming our way indeed :) Sadly 3rd parties are still having a hard time producing proper games, but that's old news aye.

Certain games are sort of starting to slip under the radar though...Like, whatever happend to Final Fantasy CC (not the Wii Ware one), or Tales of Symphonia 2? Even Kirby and various others I can't remember now just seem to be gone-ish.

I'm hoping to see these and more back soon so i can update my wish list :)

Apart from all the crap we're getting and the long waits, I have to say these are the most exciting times for videogames since the GameCube!

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Certain games are sort of starting to slip under the radar though...Like, whatever happend to Final Fantasy CC (not the Wii Ware one), or Tales of Symphonia 2? Even Kirby and various others I can't remember now just seem to be gone-ish.

Sadly enough, I fear that the original Crystal Chronicles has either been transformed into the Wii Ware one, or has been forgotten completely.

Which is a shame, because the Gamecube FF:CC was actually pretty damn good, both in content and execution. Honestly, who didn't have a GBA, and know at least one person that owned a Gamecube? I had two GBAs, and everyone I know had at least one each. Between the six of us, four owned Gamecubes.

Any way... As for Tales and Kirby... sometimes games just slip under the radar and mysteriously vanish. It's happened before. Besides, Kirby games haven't really gone anywhere since Super Star. Kirby Squeak Squad was literally more of the same. Only Canvas Curse did anything different, and honestly, they could have not made it a Kirby game and it would still stand on it's own.

Sad times for some of the old Nintendo franchises...

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Sadly enough, I fear that the original Crystal Chronicles has either been transformed into the Wii Ware one, or has been forgotten completely.

Which is a shame, because the Gamecube FF:CC was actually pretty damn good, both in content and execution. Honestly, who didn't have a GBA, and know at least one person that owned a Gamecube? I had two GBAs, and everyone I know had at least one each. Between the six of us, four owned Gamecubes.

Any way... As for Tales and Kirby... sometimes games just slip under the radar and mysteriously vanish. It's happened before. Besides, Kirby games haven't really gone anywhere since Super Star. Kirby Squeak Squad was literally more of the same. Only Canvas Curse did anything different, and honestly, they could have not made it a Kirby game and it would still stand on it's own.

Sad times for some of the old Nintendo franchises...

I loved the Cube FF:CC too :)

I'm pretty sure the Wii Ware game is a stand alone game though, but then again, you can never be too sure.

You're right about sad times for old franchises though ;_;. I been thinking about that a lot too.

I think what happens is that Nintendo is trying new things...experimenting, to keep things fresh. And while that in itself is very good, I can't help but feel a lot of franchises are going in the direction where I can't follow them. (Example: Starfox. While I loved Adventures, I was really hoping for a true LylatWars type game and Assault didn't quite deliver that, nor did the DS version.)

(Better example: Donkey Kong. DKC was the best series ever, it only went downhill from DK64 ;_;)

On one hand we don't want same old, same old, but on the other hand, changing the direction of franchises so drastically is a huge risk. And if it doesn't hit right, you have to wait for like 2 years before they try again.

On a side note: I do hear that Disaster: Day of Crisis is still being developed :).

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Why yes, it is, isn't it?

/paid for Wii, extra controllers and games in cash

//on launch day

///tauted line-cutting assholes with the money after they got kicked out by security

////slashies!

Wow... I thought I was bad.... but I problaby would have done the same thing... and still be in the coma from the beating it would have earned me.

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Wow... I thought I was bad.... but I problaby would have done the same thing... and still be in the coma from the beating it would have earned me.

There were four of us. My friends wanted one as well, but none of them had the money at the time or had reserved. So they "escorted" me in line, both to secure a spot near the front and to protect the Wii after we got it.

Although, I suppose I was pretty much just the mule at that point: disposable and expendable.

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