HUELEN10 said:I know about that Jiggy, I was referring to JSnake. Isn't he usually correct on things like this? He did say it would come to the US TODAY.
http://www.nsider.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=217561Iam Canadian said:Wait, where did JSnake say this?
Has he ever been wrong? I don't really know too much about the guy.Firestorm said:Holy shit if JSnake is right. I might be spending 1500 points tomorrow O_O
Doubt it, but then again...Firestorm said:I'm just saying he might be kidding or something or being mean![]()
Wait Jiggy I am confused, are you calling ME the leaker? I was just saying JSnake said it is all. I don't know what to believe.Jiggy37 said:I'm not sure whose battleship is going to be sunk over this--JSnake's, the leaker's, or that of GAF itself if at least one party here is mistaken and/or intentionally fraudulent--but one way or another it's going to be ugly. Now let's just find out if it can be simultaneously ugly and pretty, which would basically describe the situation if SMRPG shows and yet we never get an advance leak again since someone gets canned or blacklisted.
No. >_> I mean whoever's behind releasing this information.HUELEN10 said:Wait Jiggy I am confused, are you calling ME the leaker?
THE 4 FOR ALL!gwiz210 said:Ah thank goodness I just loaded up my debit card for Wii points tomorrow. Mario RPG is probably my favorite RPG ever and is the only way I can relate to my square-fanboy friends. Oh, HUELEN10, I dont know if you remember me, but I'm Golfer1023 from Nsider!
Capndrake said:USK update:
-Cybernoid (C64)
-International Karate+ (C64)
Even worse if PSIV is out on the same day.Jiggy37 said:If Gyrostarr and Super Mario RPG are released on the same day, that's some fairly fantastic ammunition against people who are defending staggered releases on the basis that NOA has some kind of grand plan involving preventing good games from cannibalizing one another.
WII-KLY UPDATE: ONE WIIWARE GAME AND TWO VIRTUAL CONSOLE GAMES ADDED TO WII SHOP CHANNEL
June 23, 2008
Everybody loves a classic battle between good and evil. With the latest additions to the Wii Shop Channel, your greatest challenge will be choosing where to wipe out the bad guys-in deep space, on mean city streets or in a monster-ridden fantasy world. Whatever the venue, be ready for outrageous enemies and memorable missions you'll relish from beginning to end.
Nintendo adds new and classic games to the Wii Shop Channel at 9 a.m. Pacific time every Monday. Wii owners with a high-speed Internet connection can redeem Wii Points to download the games. Wii Points can be purchased in the Wii Shop Channel or at retail outlets. This week's new games are:
WiiWare
Gyrostarr (High Voltage Software, 1-4 players, Rated E for Everyone-Mild Fantasy Violence, 700 Wii Points): Gyrostarr challenges you and up to three additional players to pilot your ships through a series of twisting, turning technoplasma tracks while battling a variety of deadly alien foes at ever-increasing speeds. While fighting and maneuvering, you must collect enough energy to activate the ancient warpgate at the end of each track. Succeed, and you can journey to the next, even deadlier track. Fail, and the gate will slam shut, destroying your ship. Enhance your ship with weapon pickups, coordinate attacks with your friends to fire powerful combined blasts and use your grapple to snag energy and pickups in the midst of combat. Control your ship with the Wii Remote controller, Nunchuk controller or Classic Controller, or use the "paired" control system that allows two players to use a connected Wii Remote and Nunchuk or Classic Controller at the same time. Offering 50 levels of intense action, powerful pickups, high-speed bonus levels and mayhem for up to four players, Gyrostarr is a killer arcade challenge.
Virtual Console
Alex Kidd in Miracle World (Sega Master System, 1 player, Rated E for Everyone-Comic Mischief, 500 Wii Points): In this platformer from the 1980s, you're Alex Kidd, looking for your lost brother Egle. In order to find your brother, you'll have to contend with the evil Janken the Great, who will send his henchmen and monsters at you to thwart your progress. One aspect of this adventure is that you'll have to play the classic game of "rock, paper, scissors" against the henchmen in order to defeat them. With 16 different levels to conquer in order to save Egle, this classic is sure to test your skills and your wits at the same time.
BURNING FIGHT (NEOGEO, 1-2 players, Rated E10+ for Everyone 10 and Older-Mild Suggestive Themes, Violence, 900 Wii Points): Released in 1991 by SNK, BURNING FIGHT is a side-scrolling hand-to-hand-combat action game. In pursuit of Casterora, leader of a huge syndicate that has escaped from New York to Osaka, the protagonists are three detectives: Duke, Ryu and Billy. Each character fights using a combination of punches, kicks and jumps, plus his own particular special move, activated by simultaneously pressing the jump and attack buttons. These lethal techniques have enormous destructive force, but they also consume a great deal of energy. For this reason, players must use their special moves with skillful timing. Luckily for the detectives, new weapons and additional health can be found by breaking things like phone booths and street signs along the way. A boss, who must be defeated in order to continue the mission, awaits players at the end of each stage. You can also take on the gang with a friend, but beware-attacks by one player can damage the other, so keep an eye on where your partner is in the heat of the battle. End Casterora's reign of terror once and for all.
For more information about Wii, please visit wii.com.
2nd week in a row that I will not download anything. :/NSBrandon said:FAIL
It comes out in Japan today. That was why...DavidDayton said:So, why were folks so sure of Super Mario RPG, again?
I thought that was only confirmed for Japan.DavidDayton said:So, why were folks so sure of Super Mario RPG, again?
Capndrake said:Complaining when the first Alex Kidd, which is awesome, and Gyrostarr, which looks like one of the most promising WiiWare titles, are released? Really?
Rumor that never panned out when they actually hit the service, I guess.bryehn said:So what happened to Master System games being 400 points?
eh.... to be fair, we've already been over this a few times in this thread. SNK Arcade Comp is good as a cheap way to check out the NeoGeo games on there.. However there are enough flaws with the emulation, not to mention the non-480p, for none of the games on there to really replace a proper release on the VC. I agree when you stand the compilations up against $9/each they are quite a bargain... but for someone basically interested in owning the actual games (with optional neogeo joystick if you so choose) without having to actually ebay an AES and buy the carts separately, VC will always be the way to go.bryehn said:Burning Fight's Ok, but it's on SNK Arcade comp.
borghe said:eh.... to be fair, we've already been over this a few times in this thread. SNK Arcade Comp is good as a cheap way to check out the NeoGeo games on there.. However there are enough flaws with the emulation, not to mention the non-480p, for none of the games on there to really replace a proper release on the VC. I agree when you stand the compilations up against $9/each they are quite a bargain... but for someone basically interested in owning the actual games (with optional neogeo joystick if you so choose) without having to actually ebay an AES and buy the carts separately, VC will always be the way to go.
DavidDayton said:Have there been "hands on" comparisons of the Wii SNK Arcade disk and the VC releases, or is this just going from the PS2 release at the moment?
Who did the comp? Terminal Reality again?borghe said:no impressions from the Wii release yet, but as I understand it they are porting the PS2 release as opposed to using D4's emulator.
HUELEN10 said:Well, no Super Mario RPG. I guess that guy is off the list of credible sources for good.
RCR/DD?lsslave said:I wonder if we will ever get a good series of weeks like the RCR/DD weeks again... I haven't been hyped about VC in a long time now![]()
No, you keep the license.cvxfreak said:If we delete the Internet Channel from the Wii after we downloaded it for free last year, will we have to pay to redownload it?
Lack of storage space is becoming annoying... no, it IS annoying. :/
RedNumberFive said:I don't even know why I get excited on Mondays anymore. Week after week of failure. The fact that we don't even have the original Contra is unforgivable.
Firestorm said:If JSnake ever gets unbanned, he's going to die ^_^
DeaconKnowledge said:You don't have Contra 4 for DS? (Has the original Contra on it.)
FAIL
FFantasyFX said:Somnid - Didn't you say a month ago that we would have all or almost all of the European Hanabi Fesitval titles by now? By my count, we've received none. While I wish you were the one in charge of the North American VC release schedule, I think I have to politely ask you to be more careful in your prognostications since you may be jinxing us.![]()
Are you just saying that because you didn't get a particular game? Super Mario RPG? I wasn't expecting that or anything for that matter so I'm rather pleased to see Alex Kidd in Miracle World. It looks fun, has some good reviews, is only 500 points, and likely small so I'll be getting it.NSBrandon said:FAIL
Actually, do we have a list of the missing ESRB games? I remember the holy RPG trifecta (Ys I&II, Earthbound, Shining Force II) but nothing else comes to mind immediately? :/Dragona Akehi said:Oh wait, we still have a fucking huge backlog of ESRB rated games!