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LucasArts Confirms Wii Support
IGN is reporting from the San Diego Comic Con that LucasArts is pledging support for all next generation consoles, including the Nintendo Wii:
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Awesome. :)
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All I'm saying is classic Lucasarts adventure games on the virtual console is what we need.
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I think wii, with it's controllers abillity to act like a laser pointer, is the only console that could do them justice from a control standpoint.
I tried playing Broken Sword on the PS1, and as much fun as that game appeared to be, and as involved as I was in it, I couldn't get past the bad control was just too much to deal with. (and the ridiculous load times) |
Just hurry up and release that lightsaber game already, LucasArts! Then we can all be like the Star Wars Kid :p
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Personally, I wouldn't mind a Tie Fighter sequel, and the Wii seems like it could work pretty well as a controller for that.
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This is about as shocking as Sony making PS3 games.
Considering that within almost everyones top 10 ideas for a Wii game is "Lightsaber, KTHNXBI" |
Good news for Nintendo. Though I'm still not completely sold on the lightsaber game idea, as there's no way to provide force feedback when you strike something. Though it'll still be fun I'm sure.
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[Edit] - woohoo 300 posts (at least with this login) |
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If this is actually as fun as it looks, I'm sold... might buy a Wii ...
Definitely won't be buying a PS3 |
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I thought there was to be a rumble pack? Fake force feedback would be pretty easy and convincing, I think.
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TrackZero's point is that when you collide with other lightsabers your actual arms will keep swinging while your virtual lightsaber cannot pass through; effectively screwing up the immersion factor and your controls. How you guys are not getting this is astounding. It's the biggest and most obvious flaw of this idea.
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If they can make a game that even sort of resembles sword fighting in 3D space, that in and of itself would be amazing. Remember, up until now the control options for lightsaber combat have been, "Press A" or "Move the joystick left." Complaining that the Wii won't arrest your arm in motion is like bitching at the guy who just gave you a Porche, "But you didn't fill it up." |
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