Quote:Wario Ware Inc. Mega Party Game$ -- April 4th, 2004
Custom Robo -- May 10th, 2004
The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures -- June 7th, 2004
Pikmin 2 -- July 1st, 2004
Donkey Konga -- July 15th, 2004
Star Fox 2 -- October 15th, 2004
Metroid Prime 2 -- November 18th, 2004
Paper Mario 2 -- December 10th, 2004
Geist -- TBA 2004
Super Mario 128 -- TBA 2004
Stage Debut -- TBA 2004
Kuju Action Nintendo Game -- TBA 2004
The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker 2 -- TBA 2004
Animal Crossing 2 -- TBA 2005
Game Zero -- TBA 2005
Awesome, Paper Mario 2???!
If Paper Mario 2 does come out this year in the U.S. then you can bet the farm that WW2 won't make it out until 2005. Mario 128... ugh, if it's only shown in video form at E3--if that, even--then I don't expect to see it until mid-late 2005, or even moved to the N5.
I just finnished beating it for the second time , I beat it as a hero and then a villain.
Near the end you had a choice Join Bastila and become the dark lord again or be the good guy saviour of the Galaxy. first time I picked good guy light side ending, then I picked dark side ending .
I felt bad having too kill Jolee bindo ,Mission,Zaalabar.
Hk 47 and Canderous stayed loyal too you.
I wonder what happend to Carth Onasis being stranded on Rakata cause he ran off when Revan and Bastila betrayed him.
Its pretty cool at the end having Malak call you Master Dark Lord just before he dies, Then you see the republic fleet get obliterated by your Sith fleet, Then you have thousands of sith soldiers shout "hail lord Revan" and your then crowned emperor.
No, not 'which sport is better' (because we all know what one is). Hockey and football are the only two major (North American) sports in which body contact is allowed. Moreso, encouraged. Emotions run very high in both sports, and punches to the head, fights, cheapshots etc. are very common in hockey. Why? Hockey players are willing to cross check a guy in the face, sucker punch somebody in the back of the head, spear somebody in the stomach etc. etc. (me being a hockey player I know this...I'm guilty of all of those 'cept punching a guy in the back of the head) Huge suspensions are common in the NHL. Players can get in two fights a game before they are booted. But I have never seen an NFL player throw a punch before, or do anything to warrant a 26 game suspension (Marty McSorley) or a 30+ game suspension (Todd Bertuzzi, who might also miss out on playing for Team Canada this summer).
Reasons for this:
-Football moves in stops-and-starts. Players have a chance to cool down and count to ten if somebody pisses them off.
-Hockey players carry sticks. Another weapon for them.
-A three or four game suspension in hockey is a small dent out of 82 games. An NFL player getting a suspension for 3 or 4 games as almost a quarter of a season.
-Fighting is encouraged by coaches, fans and (some) players alike in hockey. Players wanting to start a fight will do anything to disturb some shit. Example, Bertuzzi punching Steve Moore in the back of the head breaking his neck (his apology was sincere enough for me to believe that he did not, in fact, want to hurt him though)
I'd appreciate some of the football fans to give me some reasons as to why NFL players rarely, if ever, fight or do things as bad as what Todd Bertuzzi did.
Quote:The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker director Eiji Aonuma yesterday confirmed in his GDC presentation that there the sequel of Wind Waker will be showcased at the upcoming E3 in May. He will from now on also be acting as the producer for the upcoming Zelda titles. However, we were guaranteed that Shigeru Miyamoto will still have the final say when it comes to the Zelda series.
Furthermore, Aonuma hinted that the Nintendo DS will feature connectivity with Wind Waker II. He also spoke of a new Zelda title being development for the Nintendo DS, which would, of course, be a perfect launch title for the new Nintendo platform.
Finally, the new producer promised there will be changes in the series and that more information would be available at this year’s E3.
Cube-Europe will bring you more as it breaks!
I wonder what they can do with a Zelda game and two screens...
Quote:Famitsu reports that Chunsoft's Japanese RPG entitled Homeland will have online play. The game will be sold as two discs, one is for offline and the other for networked use. However, it isn't the kind of online gaming that you might envision. Players don't connect to an outside server. The GameCube itself becomes the server and players then can connect to it. The one who is hosting can't play normally, but instead has some controls over the game. It doesn't cost anything and the homebrewed server will be able to hold up to 30 people.
Personally I like "The Creeping Fear" the most, as it fits in perfectly with all of the other SW titles. Very 50's sci-fi serial feel to it, very Flash Gordon-esque, very fitting (since SW was partly inspired by old sci-fi serials and Flash Gordon).
"After three long years of relentless fighting, the Clone Wars are nearly at an end. The Jedi Council dispatches Obi-Wan Kenobi to bring the deadly leader of the Separatist droid army to justice. Meanwhile, back on Coruscant, Chancellor Palpatine has grown in power. His sweeping political changes transform the war-weary Republic into the mighty Galactic Empire. To his closest ally, Anakin Skywalker, he reveals the true nature of power and the promised secrets of the Force in an attempt to lure him to the dark side."
Pretty damn cool, huh? Palps will have plenny 'splainin' to do.