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it will likely be great, unf it didnt show how the Wii will make the gameplay better, if at all.

then again, most Wii players dont seem to want a game that might be good, but one that sacrifices use of the controllers. plus the game looks like it could run on a GC|

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'That's like telling a Kodiak bear to stop fcking older men.'

Nintendo has been working on this game for SO DAMN LONG that you know it's going to be AAA quality. It was originally scheduled to be a launch title, but it was delayed because they wanted the controls to be PERFECT...and based on IGN's first impressions, they succeeded.


Here is one thing about the controls I'm excited about..

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Retro is using the nunchuck's accelerometer in an interesting, surprisingly non-gimmicky way. It controls Aran's grappling beam. You simply gesture flick the unit forward and the heroine's beam springs outward. The beam is used offensively, too, which is a pleasing addition, to say the least. Some Space Pirates come fully equipped with shields that they stubbornly refuse to part with, and therefore you have to figure out a way to disarm them. The grappling beam does the trick. Flick gesture the nunchuck unit toward one of these creatures and her beam will blast toward them and grip their shield. Then, all you need do is press backward on the nunchuck unit's analog stick and you'll literally rip the shield away, exposing the Space Pirate. This process is all the more intuitive because it can be done completely separate from the aiming process - once you've mastered it, you'll notice yourself blasting at enemies as you tear shields off others.

Heres a new trailer that indicates that the Mother Brain might make an appearance in the game.

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