Thanks. I picked Guile when both PBMax and SpoDaddy were using him and the Wii war was at its peak. It was time for a change.
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Thanks. I picked Guile when both PBMax and SpoDaddy were using him and the Wii war was at its peak. It was time for a change.
Looks confusing. Stupid stars streaking around everywhere is gay. One less Wii game I'm looking forward too. Metroid 3 and Smash better be great.
You've already played Smash.
That looks pretty neat.
Maybe it'll be the third game I buy for the Wii.
You can completely ignore that when you play, though. Those things aren't needed for much of anything unless you absolutely have to 100% the game.Quote:
Originally Posted by SamuraiMoogle
Well, they are used as ammunition to help you out in a pinch, but using one burns a star. Collecting 100 stars will give you an extra life, but there's always the temptation to spend stars for shootin dudes. I think that's neat.
Huh!? You can't possibly really mean that can you?Quote:
Originally Posted by SamuraiMoogle
You'll get more than enough to use as ammo without trying. Again. I think it's kind of a dumb gimmick, but the way it's used doesn't take anything away from the game.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cowutopia
Well at least the stars arent always on the screen. I'll give the game a shot, but I didnt like Sunshine much. I just cant play the friggin scavenger hunt games anymore.
Sunshine blew, but I really really like what I played of Galaxy. It's not a scavenger hunt game. In the first level there are 3 stars you can get all by taking different paths to big, awesome boss battles. Not racing Koopa, not collecting blue coins, not any of that shit. It's pure platforming goodness, closer to Mario's roots than the 3D games in the series have ever gotten.Quote:
Originally Posted by SamuraiMoogle
I know it's natural to be cynical coming of of a disappointing sequel, and I'm pretty fed up with Nintendo and the Wii, but I can't say a bad thing about Galaxy.