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strike wolf wrote:The Wii idea with the Wiimote is fucking badass. It's a great system just wish that it had better games outside of Brawl, Wii Bowling and Star Wars: Force Unleashedtargetman377 wrote:ohh yeah and he is taking the wii this girl he wants to get with loves the wii aperantly so yeah!!!
jonesthecurl wrote:Is "taking the wii" the same as "taking the piss"?targetman377 wrote:ohh yeah and he is taking the wii this girl he wants to get with loves the wii aperantly so yeah!!!
but good one 
I rented it. Unfortunately, renting doesn't allow me enough time to figure out the sensitivity for aiming in the game (I usually only play video games for maybe an hour a day. unless it's a short story video game where it takes less than 2 hours to beat straight through)targetman377 wrote:strike wolf wrote:The Wii idea with the Wiimote is fucking badass. It's a great system just wish that it had better games outside of Brawl, Wii Bowling and Star Wars: Force Unleashedtargetman377 wrote:ohh yeah and he is taking the wii this girl he wants to get with loves the wii aperantly so yeah!!!
call of duty world at war is a came you should get its really fun on the wii gives you a total new experience of first person shooter games.
Maxleod wrote:Not strike, he's the only one with a functioning brain.
Maxleod wrote:Not strike, he's the only one with a functioning brain.
*splashes with holy water* Nonsense.2dimes wrote:Just passing by on my way $&^&%^&%^%. Sorry to intrude here.
Maxleod wrote:Not strike, he's the only one with a functioning brain.
Does your Wii have an internet connection set up? If so, gimme your friend code for CoD:WaW, and I'll give you mine.targetman377 wrote:strike wolf wrote:The Wii idea with the Wiimote is fucking badass. It's a great system just wish that it had better games outside of Brawl, Wii Bowling and Star Wars: Force Unleashedtargetman377 wrote:ohh yeah and he is taking the wii this girl he wants to get with loves the wii aperantly so yeah!!!
call of duty world at war is a came you should get its really fun on the wii gives you a total new experience of first person shooter games.
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Well I'd imagine it would be a bit difficult on the Wii, but I have only played Wii Golf and ended up having to sit as the sensor thing was too low for me.strike wolf wrote:Sounds like the X-Box version of it is much better than the Wii version. I found the controls on the Wii version to be ok but didn't really like them. However I found the controls on the Wii for Star Wars: The Force Unleashed to be outstanding.muy_thaiguy wrote:Been playing the X-men Origins: Wolverine for the 360. The game play is similar to that of Star Wars the Force Unleashed, but there are many ways to dismember people in the X-Men game. With body parts being flung, decapitation, torsos ripped from the pelvic bone, and you even see Wolverine's wounds heal. Kind of cool.
With the exception of this surprise visit by sailorc, the backlog reading was horrible!sailorc wrote:I would post in here a ton more if school and football didn't restrict my time....
We put the sensor on top of our tv. if anything it's too high for my sister (5'3"). I would say that Star Wars: Force Unleashed with the Wii-mote is kickass.muy_thaiguy wrote:Well I'd imagine it would be a bit difficult on the Wii, but I have only played Wii Golf and ended up having to sit as the sensor thing was too low for me.strike wolf wrote:Sounds like the X-Box version of it is much better than the Wii version. I found the controls on the Wii version to be ok but didn't really like them. However I found the controls on the Wii for Star Wars: The Force Unleashed to be outstanding.muy_thaiguy wrote:Been playing the X-men Origins: Wolverine for the 360. The game play is similar to that of Star Wars the Force Unleashed, but there are many ways to dismember people in the X-Men game. With body parts being flung, decapitation, torsos ripped from the pelvic bone, and you even see Wolverine's wounds heal. Kind of cool.
Maxleod wrote:Not strike, he's the only one with a functioning brain.
Big day with college football, 4 upsets, several more near upsets and Tim Tebow hospitalized after a huge hit in the third quarters.sailorc wrote:I would post in here a ton more if school and football didn't restrict my time....
Maxleod wrote:Not strike, he's the only one with a functioning brain.
yeah, it was so hard coming up with new material and i didn't have long enough to make quality replies to them.autoload wrote:With the exception of this surprise visit by sailorc, the backlog reading was horrible!sailorc wrote:I would post in here a ton more if school and football didn't restrict my time....
Maxleod wrote:Not strike, he's the only one with a functioning brain.
I'm 5'11 and the guy that owned had it on a 25 or 27 inch tv on a low stand, and he is 5'6 or so.strike wolf wrote:We put the sensor on top of our tv. if anything it's too high for my sister (5'3"). I would say that Star Wars: Force Unleashed with the Wii-mote is kickass.muy_thaiguy wrote:Well I'd imagine it would be a bit difficult on the Wii, but I have only played Wii Golf and ended up having to sit as the sensor thing was too low for me.strike wolf wrote:Sounds like the X-Box version of it is much better than the Wii version. I found the controls on the Wii version to be ok but didn't really like them. However I found the controls on the Wii for Star Wars: The Force Unleashed to be outstanding.muy_thaiguy wrote:Been playing the X-men Origins: Wolverine for the 360. The game play is similar to that of Star Wars the Force Unleashed, but there are many ways to dismember people in the X-Men game. With body parts being flung, decapitation, torsos ripped from the pelvic bone, and you even see Wolverine's wounds heal. Kind of cool.
That explains it. Ours is a 63" TV and it's on top of a 3'5" platform.muy_thaiguy wrote:I'm 5'11 and the guy that owned had it on a 25 or 27 inch tv on a low stand, and he is 5'6 or so.strike wolf wrote:We put the sensor on top of our tv. if anything it's too high for my sister (5'3"). I would say that Star Wars: Force Unleashed with the Wii-mote is kickass.muy_thaiguy wrote:Well I'd imagine it would be a bit difficult on the Wii, but I have only played Wii Golf and ended up having to sit as the sensor thing was too low for me.strike wolf wrote:Sounds like the X-Box version of it is much better than the Wii version. I found the controls on the Wii version to be ok but didn't really like them. However I found the controls on the Wii for Star Wars: The Force Unleashed to be outstanding.muy_thaiguy wrote:Been playing the X-men Origins: Wolverine for the 360. The game play is similar to that of Star Wars the Force Unleashed, but there are many ways to dismember people in the X-Men game. With body parts being flung, decapitation, torsos ripped from the pelvic bone, and you even see Wolverine's wounds heal. Kind of cool.
Maxleod wrote:Not strike, he's the only one with a functioning brain.
Maxleod wrote:Not strike, he's the only one with a functioning brain.
Maxleod wrote:Not strike, he's the only one with a functioning brain.
