also they had to make L4D easier for PC's gamers, cos any more that five zombies on screen at a time and your precious processor would heat up so much it would melt all the tin that a pc's case is made out of.
I have a PS3, a gaming PC, a Wii, a PS2, an original XBox and a Dreamcast in my apartment (not including portable consoles). The PS3 gets most play just because its a nice easy sofa experience with excellent graphics, generally excellent gameplay and excellent production values in the games. I keep the Wii just for Zelda and Mario games (which are my favourite of all console games).
Generally I hate the Wii controllers. Just no precision. The first time I played Wii Sports Tennis, I laughed so hard at how bad it was. Its like, the only game mechanic is flicking your wrist. You can't control where the players move and its harder to be precise flicking your wrist then pressing a single button (which would have been a great alternative). Golf is awful as you can't actually connect with the ball and its difficult to tell how the controller is reading your swing. That said, Mario Galaxy is a God that stands atop of all other games (mostly because it avoid waggle controls and has masterful art style).
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also they had to make L4D easier for PC's gamers, cos any more that five zombies on screen at a time and your precious processor would heat up so much it would melt all the tin that a pc's case is made out of.
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Generally I hate the Wii controllers. Just no precision. The first time I played Wii Sports Tennis, I laughed so hard at how bad it was. Its like, the only game mechanic is flicking your wrist. You can't control where the players move and its harder to be precise flicking your wrist then pressing a single button (which would have been a great alternative). Golf is awful as you can't actually connect with the ball and its difficult to tell how the controller is reading your swing. That said, Mario Galaxy is a God that stands atop of all other games (mostly because it avoid waggle controls and has masterful art style).