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"Legendary Nintendo video game designer Shigeru Miyamoto revealed this concept artwork for a new Legend of Zelda game planned for the Wii console on June 2 during the E3 Expo in Los Angeles."
Wall-E y yo hemos estado estos días investigando las posibilidades de comprar una consola de videojuego porque lamentablemente mi hermano dañó el Xbox u.u y bueno ya me hizo falta echar un jueguito y el Wii no nos parece mala idea n.n
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Wii want to play
These days Wall-E and I have been researching the possibility of buy a game console because unfortunately my brother damaged the xbox and because sometimes I feel like playing some game, I would like to have a Wii :)
See the blog post for more info: Wii Fight
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get it? like Rachel Weiss? Rachel Wii's? hahaa anyway...
rachel finally came over and spent the night. honestly, it feels like a part of my family is missing when she isnt around. too bad she lives so far. se brought over her Wii and we were killing some major zombies when i took this...of course she paused the game, though.
We did some photos, for our Game-Based-Learning project.
Benni cut them out to make them look like those in the Wii commercials, but funnier :D
Even though there were no incidents, a few minutes after this photo we learned how to put on the wrist strap.
My entry into the Strobist Austin photo of the month contest - the theme is "Technology"
It took about a million takes to get this shot but I learned a lot. I am pretty happy with the commercial-ish look to this image, I'm going to upload it to a stock site like Photoshelter (so don't go spreading this all over the internet) =)
Strobist
1 umbrella above and to the right
I used 2 strobes, one with gels, firing in multi strobe mode fired from the hotshoe. The ungelled strobe was fired once from the pc sync as Dave said at a much higher power.
I used a Sigma Strobe for multi mode. The lovely hand model is me.
Dad playing the Wii. Which is very hilarious to me because Jeremy wants one SO bad but my dad refuses to buy him another video game system. We have 2 NES's, one SNES, one N64, 2 PS1's, 2 PS2's and a Game Cube. Plus we have the first Gameboy, and Jeremy personally (personally meaning he doesn't share them with the family, hah) has the first colour Gameboy, a flippy Gameboy, and 2 of the touchy pencil thingy Gameboys. And for each system we have over 20 games in addition to controlers, rumble packs, memory cards, all those accessories. Yeah, add it up. The boy is OBSESSED with video games. My dad is vehemently against buying him any more because that's all he seems to do anymore is play video games. So It was just really funny to me that my dad got sucked into playing the Wii at a friends house on New Years. Jeremy didn't come to the party obviously, because if he had my dad would not have touched the damn thing. And he had SO much fun playing it! It was fun to watch him. You can see he's sort of smiling here. :)
Location: South Sai Gon, Binh Chanh, HCM
Model: Wii
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Location : Hồ Đá - Thủ Đức District - HCM city
Time : 12/4/2011
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I would fall deeper watching you give life
You don’t even know how very special you are
You leave me breathless
Luika and I decided that the Wii had to be taken out for another spin.
We had seen an advert online and I had the console in the back of my car.
So, here we are! Playing Wii Bowling. And of course, while some of use wait for our turn, there is a few antics afoot.
Bigger view..... or better still....Largest view possible.
Luika's Gaff, Ennis, Co.Clare, Ireland
Location: Forest
Model: Wii
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Packaging for Nintendo Wii console. I created the pattern based off online promotional photos.
Miniature Toy Store 04.2015 by Random Life Project. To view the full photo set: flic.kr/s/aHsjQEQrq4
List of miniatures used in this project are posted here.
So Mario Kart Wii, I've been really looking forward to playing this. Not quite sure how I feel about it yet.
They've certainly pushed the innovation all the way up to 11, which consists of a mash-up of old courses from the SNES through the DS right up to the new Wii levels.
It sounds good so far, but the simple pleasure of classic Mario Kart was always the ability to hook-up a few corners, arm yourself with a red shell and then let course knowledge and hand-eye to do the rest. The new Wii version seems to have abandond this approach in favour of a complete melee of weapon items, drivers and a less than accurate control system.
The problem as I see it right now is that the control system isn't as reliable as you need it to be in the midst of a roller coaster battle with eleven other drivers and a 90 degree bend staring you in the face. As a result you wil our character around the bend and the Wii wheel takes you off in a complete other direction.
Some things they have corrected from the Gamecube version however like the way you can do power starts, and you can now hop or drift around corners again. However that Wii wheel, it's just so infuriating.
The Wii wheel is a great idea don't get me wrong, the issue is that because you're essentially rotating a round piece of plastic in 3d space there's no feedback. The net result is that on a number of occasions I've found myself 180 degrees to the direction I'm supposed to be. It gets worse though because if you try using one of the standard controllers (you can use the nun chuck, classic controller or a Gamecube pad) it's like trying to play a first person shooter with a joystick - you under steer constantly because the game has been designed for swift freedom of movement using that wheel.
So ultimately my initial impressions are that they did a really good job with this game, but having to wait an entire console generation for another installment to fix the shortfalls is quite disheartening. They've fixed so many things, given a nod to retro fans and really upped the visuals - but all this coupled to a less than refined control system the game falls short.
Ultimately the SNES version is still definitive for now, I hope Nintendo see sense and release it for the Virtual Console soon. As for Mario Kart Wii, I'll play it but I just know that I'm going to get really frustrated with that wheel.