KakTheInfected

The US commercial for Galaxy is fucking terrible. I'm glad I imported the Japanese game to show support for their marketing team...or something. Who am I kidding, the Wii is doomed with these god awful commercials until the end of it's lifespan. Edit: Also, is anyone up for a few games of Battalion Wars 2 sometime this week? I'm free in the evenings unless I'm playing TF2 (which I probably will be).

10 isn't on SNES.

That's one shitty version of the FE theme. I'd rather have the SNES midi from the FE4 title screen.

So Battalion Wars 2 is pretty awesome. The only real gripe I have with the game, aside from Nintendo's stubbornness with some online features, is the fact that you can still lock on to your on units. This is so you can lock on to a unit to transfer your control to it, but you can just use the D-pad to select a unit type then hold A to do it which is easier and faster. It can be incredibly frustrating trying to target in a group of 20+ troops. That aside, the game is an overall improvement from the first. Online is incredibly fun.

Ah, so now the game has been upgraded to an 8.0 from 1up and Gamespot.

Kwarp: There are 3 statues in the upper part of the room, 1 on the left and 2 on the right. There is an empty spot where a statue has been destroyed on the left, place Rose there and grab a mirror from one of the statues (only one will give up their the mirror) and put it in her hands. You can then use her to deflect the light or whatever that stuff is.

Paying nearly 100 bucks then having to pay for DLC(those awesome 3 packs with 2 shitty songs at full price) = lame. Rock Band will be out before people get completely through it anyway and will move on very quickly. I see no reason at all to touch GH DLC, no matter what platform it's on.

Isn't there like 75 songs? With several difficulties, unlockables and online play, I'd imagine it lasting quite a while. DLC is a non-issue for me, seeing as how it was handled on the 360 version of GH2 was so disgusting.

It's great. Only thing I don't like is that it has no real voice acting (hearing "ZA-KUUUU!" for almost everything Wiki says is annoying).

Holy crap is Zack and Wiki fun. Hope it sells well.

Oh, you can still talk to each other...through pre-made messages mapped to a button, using the phone, Skype, Vent...basically anything that doesn't involve them allowing headsets or even keyboards in games.

The Wii doesn't support any USB or Bluetooth headset as far as anyone knows, so I wouldn't count on it. I wonder why they don't just let people use their DS's as a "headset".

I'll be getting it but the Nintendo Power review doesn't give me high hopes. If it's anything like the first it will be enjoyable enough for me.

In my opinion, the first Front Mission hasn't aged gracefully (well, the music still rocks). Maybe it's the small screen, but it just doesn't feel as good as it did before. If you're a fan of Phoenix Wright you *need* to finish 3. Advent is also very good but if you played ZX 1, you played Advent already (though it is definetly worth playing if you can afford both games).

AC isn't like The Sims. At all.