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noreply@blogger.com (aj.styles) — Fri, 21 Mar 2008 21:25:00 +0000

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Pro Evolution soccer for wii

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Destroy All Humans! Big Willy Unleashed offical trailer 1 & 2

noreply@blogger.com (aj.styles) — Sun, 02 Mar 2008 22:51:00 +0000

Destroy All Humans! Big Willy Unleashed offical trailer 1

Destroy All Humans! Big Willy Unleashed offical trailer 2

No more heros game review wii

noreply@blogger.com (aj.styles) — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 10:29:00 +0000

No More Heroes is unlike anything... blah blah blah. I've already said this. The great thing about this game is how quirky it is and how crazy the story line is. It is not overly dramatic or complicated, though it does not really explain much. It leaves a lot to the imagination in the way of how the main character, Travis Touchdown (who has nothing to do with football), got a light saber (or as the game calls it, a "beam katana") or exactly why he kills in the first place (though that's sort of explained, not really though). Something that ties into both the story line and the game play is the humor of it. This game is one of the funniest games I have ever played. With humor ranging from porn movie names to taking a dump (which is how you save your game), the game always pleases. The game play is amazingly simple. You have a light saber and a Wiimote. I guess you'll be swinging the Wiimote around to attack. As Lex Luthor said, "WRONG!!!!" It's a very simple button mashing game that also uses the Wiimote to perform finishing moves, as well as wrestling moves. The way the game uses the button mashing makes it never grow old. This is mainly because of the art design. The cell shaded design should be familiar to anybody who has played Killer 7. I never did. I did, however, play Crackdown (which is cell shaded) and Cell Damage (which is essentially a really silly, cell shaded version of Twisted Metal), as well as Team Fortress 2. I would say that the graphics for this game are most like Team Fortress 2. They are very cartoony, but realistic at the same time... sort of. It looks like what cell shaded games should look like. This brings me to the next category (and I call this a category): the violence. This game has the most unrealistic violence that is just wonderful. When performing finishing moves, you decapitate people, slice people vertically in half, and many more gruesome deaths. This violence, however, is just blood. When you slice somebody in half, only black shows for the inside of their bodies. Blood rockets out like a broken fire hydrant, however. Blood will fill the screen and is cartoon looking, so it won't make you feel sick, like in Manhunt (or make you happy, if you're like that), but will almost make you laugh. The exaggerated violence is part of the humor of the game. There is also a bit of a mellow drama in the deaths of the bosses you fight. They cry for forgiveness from family members who have shunned them for years, reflect upon life, etc. You almost feel a little guilty in killing them. It balances the humor perfectly, however, because there is only 10 bosses and many more humorous parts. Another good thing about this game is the way the Wiimote is used. You can use it to work out in a gym (with a guy who wants you to take your pants off), scrub graffiti, and throw somebody to the ground in a WWE fashion. One particular thing I loved about the Wiimote use was the way it used the speaker. The lady who gets you to fight (forget her name) calls you before each boss fight and her voice comes out of the Wiimote speaker. This is one of the most unique ways I've seen the Wiimote being used, as this has only been used in Wario Ware, but not for an entire phone conversation. Overall, this game offers much great game play and a hilarious story line that will satisfy until Brawl comes out. That's honestly the only reason I play video games at this point. This is a good game, though.

rating : 5 star

popularity 7 th of 780 wii titles

added Mario game

noreply@blogger.com (aj.styles) — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 10:20:00 +0000

every body loves to play the old fashioned mario so added one small wiget throught which you me every vistor of the blog can play the mario game how do you like it plz tell me

Suer Mario Galaxy : Game Description

noreply@blogger.com (aj.styles) — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 09:09:00 +0000

These days, you see Mario playing various sports or throwing a party most of the time. But, it is rare that you see a Mario platformer, which nowadays come around about every 5 years, and these are truly a blessing. Super Mario Galaxy makes no exception, and is arguable the best Mario game to date. Super Mario Galaxy breathes some life into 3-D platformers, which have had a huge plummet downwards over the years.

Well, once again, Peach is captured by Bowser, but what else is new? This time, Bowser's ship basically cuts out the land around Peach's castle and takes the castle into space. Mario manages to catch onto it, but he is knocked off into space, and ends up landing on a small planet. You are awakened by little bunny creatures, who want you to play a game. If you can catch them, they will tell you where you are. The actually are star creatures called lumas. They take you to their leader, and you are asked to collect power stars to help power their space station. In return, they will take you to the center of the universe, where you can confront Bowser and save Peach.

If you have never played a Mario game before, the gameplay is basically the same as previous ones, which is excellent. You use places called observatories to find different galaxies and retrieve a power star from each stage. You have to get a certain number of stars to unlock another galaxy. To complete an observatory, you need to collect a Grand Star, which are in the possession of Bowser and Bowser Jr. You will find a Fortress where you need to defeat a boss to get the grand star. You eventually find Luigi, conveniently trapped inside a haunted house. He will assist you in your quest to collect all the stars. He usually finds one, but is trapped there, so you have to go and find him.

There are items to collect too: Star Bits and Coins. There are many star bits in a level, and you can collect them by pointing the wii remote at them. When you collect 50 star bits, you will get a one up. You can also use star bits to feed to lumas. Sometimes the will transform into a planet or a galaxy, which may contain a hidden star. Coins are a much more rare, and you actually have to walk into them to pick it up. It will recover your health by one bar, and also if you collect 50 you get a one up.

There are also things called Prankster Comets. They orbit around galaxies, causing changes. With one in orbit, you can get a star that otherwise you couldn't. There are comets that make enemies faster, make you have to complete a stage with limited amount of time, make you only have 1 health bar, or makes you collect 100 purple coins, all to get another star. Although the main quest is on the easy side, these can be quite challenging, which really helps balance the game between hard and easy and accessible by anyone.

The controls in Mario Galaxy are superb, the wii controls fit in perfectly, although their is one problem: Underwater controls can be frustrating. Especially if you are trying to swim into a specific object, and the camera angle doesn't cooperate well. This doesn't really effect the awesomeness of the game as a whole, as there are not much water levels but it really can be an annoyance sometimes. There could be another potential problem too. The wii remote cannot respond to rapid shaking, so, if there are tons of enemies around you, then you couldn't spin fast enough to hit all of them. But, this problem is avoided because you will rarely ever be in a situation like that.

You may come across mushrooms with patterns on it in certain levels. These are actually Mario's suits and are extremely fun to use. There is a bee suit, a boo suit,, a fire suit, an ice suit, and a springy suit. As I said: these suits are extremely awesome and fun too use. The only suit I have a problem with is the springy suit. It is another matter of controls. Don't get me wrong, it is fun to use, just somewhat annoying. For example, you may not even be touching the analog stick, but you jump around, which can lead to death if you fall off. Also, you need to time just right to bounce really high, so sometimes it is easy to die if you can't time a jump right.

The graphics are even better than gameplay. Sure the gameplay is excellent, but the graphics are wonderful and easily the best on the wii so far. The artistic style is beautiful and imaginative, and the level designs are really the best gaming has ever seen. You travel through bizarre and wacky levels that are supported by top notch graphics. The levels are never recycled through the game; there is always a new level waiting. The game plays very smoothly, no frame rate issues, and the textures are perfect. Way to show off the wii's real graphical power, Nintendo!

The sound is just as amazing as the graphics; especially the music the music. Galaxy brings back many old Mario tunes, and sometimes in a very interesting way. Sometimes you come across a question mark ting that if you touch; music notes will form in a line. When you walk through the notes, an old Mario tune will play, each note being a small part of the song. By doing this you may unlock a 1-up mushroom, ect. It is really interesting hearing all these tunes in a unique way. Also, the new, modernized music is just a delight to listen to. Although you might not hear much more that a "Wahoo" or "Yippee" from Mario, you're still getting top notch sound across the board.

You need 60 stars to complete the main quest, but just like in Mario 64, there are 120 stars just waiting for you to collect them. You'll want to find them all because there is so much originality in the level design. The same goes for why you'd want to play as Luigi to collect the stars again. So if you just do the main quest, Mario Galaxy will last you 10 or less hours. But, if you search for all the stars and play as Luigi, you can easily rack up 30 hours of play time.

Galaxy has a very interesting multi-player mode. One player controls mario, and one is kind of like an assistant. Just a pointer that can stun enemies and pick up star bits; which can really help at times, and is good if a friend wants to join in on the fun.

All in all, Super Mario Galaxy is a near perfect game, with only a few control issues leaving a small dent on otherwise amazing experience. Anyone who has a wii needs to add this to their collection. It is a crime to call Super Mario Galaxy anything but an absolute triumph.

rating: 5 stars

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Top Games of wii

noreply@blogger.com (aj.styles) — Tue, 26 Feb 2008 09:02:00 +0000

Current top games of wii

1. Super Mario galaxy

2. No more heroes

3. Super Mario Bros 3

4. Zack & Wiki : Quest for Barbaros Treasure

5. Metriod Prime 3 corruption

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