It depends on what games you're playing. Next-gen NHL (Hockey) games are really over and above anything on the old systems. The use of physics (especially puck physics) are beyond anything the old systems did. The analog controls for these games are spectacular. from deking with the joysticks, to poke-checking the puck, there is an amount of control you've never previously had in a hockey game.dragonhead wrote:Eh, its just you. Apple doesnt "force" you to install anything. if you cant uncheck a checkbox, thats your fault.CronoTriggerfan wrote:Quake Live will save it, baby, Quake Live.Negative_Creep wrote:Is it just me, or is Q3A dead online?
Is it just me, or is Apple a load of jackasses for force-installing Safari on my computer and charging for my iPod firmware update?
EDIT: Grossafre, yes it does.
and what did you do that you had to pay for an ipod update?
is it just me, or are the concepts and hype for the next generation of consoles running a tad overdue?
On the Wii the hype is much more obvious when its been met. You start off with the game that came packaged with the Wii and that alone shows what the system is capable of. Move on to Metroid Prime 3 and Medal of Honor Heroes 2 for the great innovation of the FPS control system working spectacularly.
When all you play are first-person shooters, you won't notice too much advancement in the next-gen other than the graphics because there's not much TO innovate (when you're using the standard controls). Of course we're now getting to the point where we have fully interactive/destructible environments so they you will now start seeing some of that next-gen coming out in the newer FPS.
Is it just me or is it about damn time Nintendo churned out some more top-notch titles?



