CinosNroca said:
Well there's your problem, FF7 is a terrible game! Trust me on this one, OoT is definitely worth the time to play it. Yeah, the graphics aren't the best, but the story and game-play well make up for it. And the main character is a mute, so you don't have to put up with any angst! lol

While it's probably good I dunno how OoT could top TP story-wise X3. Midna FTW! But yeah I do intend to play it at some point. Just not right now because I like to switch up gameplay styles so nothing gets too stale. I've got it and Starfox Adventures lined up for some point in the future.

CinosNroca said:
BTW you still have a Gamecube? You know the Wii plays Gamecube games too right? Believe it or not, there are some good games for the Wii, and you can download all your favorite classics from past Nintendo and Sega consoles. Totally worth it!

Yeah, but one thing the Gamecube has that the Wii doesn't is the Gameboy player attachment so I can play GBA and GBC games on my TV. I've not actually got any current-gen consoles. I'm a retro gamer and I always stick at least one generation behind both for financial reasons and because I think games were more interesting when they were a niche market/developers had to use more imagination instead of piling on polygons and lens flares. I'll probably get a Wii when they drop to $50 or something after the Wii U comes out and be able to get most of the good games for the system that have come out over its lifespan for a fraction of retail price. Hell I still have games for the NES in my backlog I need to beat so not like I'm in a rush lol. I've also got a Master System/Genesis/Dreamcast/N64/PS1&2 (need to get another SNES...) so no need for the virtual console X3. Thanks for the advice though! :)

Thanks for the suggestions meatballsoup!

And sorry to say gents but you're all wrong. The best game ever is clearly Castlevania: Symphony of the Night (Or Sly 2, depending on which day you ask me.)

OmicronNexus said:

I find that the case is quite the contrary. I love my Twilight Princess for the Wii. That is why I have played through it 7 times, Going on 8. The dynamics are fluid and it's fun learning all the different moves you have to do, Shooting a bow is far superior by pointing rather than using a joystick. So is aiming all the other aimable items. Just because you don't like it, Doesn't mean it's bad. It can be badly implemented. And it certainly has been in some games, But in titles such as The Legend Of Zelda: Twilight Princess, Super Mario Galaxy 1 and 2, Star Wars: The Force Unleached 2, The Conduit, Resident Evil 4, No More Heroes, Metroid: Other M, Okami, Pikmin 1 and 2 This is far from the case. It is fully working and by no means draw away from the experience. You are wrong sir. Wrong.

They flipped the entire game, even to the point that the sun and moon come up in the wrong places, just so that Link would be right-handed. As a lefty I found that a bit insulting. I'm expected to use right-handed things every day but rightys are supposed to be incapable of wrapping their head around the idea that you swing the wiimote with your right hand and he swings his sword with his left? To the point that they had to flip the entire freaking world/all characters and almost 20 years of Link being a lefty? To me that just shows the motion-controls were more rushed and tacked on for the Wii than anyone would like to admit.