Printable View
Word.Quote:
Originally posted by Stibbons
I'm both a Wario and Treasure fan, but I'm a little disgusted by the little bit of sheep-following going on in here. "Yeah, Wario World was alright. Kinda weak for a Nintendo game though. Oh wait, it's by Treasure? Well holy shit, I've got an erection now. This game should be great!"
Nope, I was just randoming pressing buttons during the multi-player game. :PQuote:
Originally posted by Kinopio
what a random occurence. did either of you know what you were doing? I sure as hell didn't. I too wish I tried the one-player. I'll probably buy the game, regardless. hopefully its still coming to gamecube, cause i don't plan on buying a PS2 multitap.
It would be great if we could have checked out the single-player portion of the game. I agree with you as well that this game would be cool on the GameCube, because of the 4-player controller ports built-in. :)
Its going to be a great game, regardless of the developer. I really liked the demo a lot, and that was long before I knew it was treasure. Hopefully a few more people will give this game a chance because they like treasure.Quote:
I'm both a Wario and Treasure fan, but I'm a little disgusted by the little bit of sheep-following going on in here. "Yeah, Wario World was alright. Kinda weak for a Nintendo game though. Oh wait, it's by Treasure? Well holy shit, I've got an erection now. This game should be great!"
I'm trying hard to find information that goes parallel with your statement that Treasure is developing Wario World. Needless to say, it isn't there.
I would just like to say that until the E3 videogame covers thread, I had no idea a new Wario was even in the works, let alone for GC or made (helped?) by Treasure.
Anyone have any footage?