Don't you even dare compare Super Mario Galaxy features to this piece of *censored.2.0*.Tyeforce said:There is none, aside from the Wisps that are used as power-ups. But they work kinda like Super Mario Galaxy power-ups, and everyone has said that they complement the gameplay, not clash with it, like some people thought they Werehog and sword did. (Though, I didn't mind the Werehog or sword at all. I thought they were great additions to the normal Sonic gameplay. The Werehog could've used a bit of work, but it wasn't horrible. People need to stop overusing the word "gimmick". That word has practically lost all meaning now. People use it to define anything that isn't "traditional" gameplay. >_>)Bacon Boy said:This.Ciaran said:We're waiting for confirmation on the new annoying-as-*censored.3.0* gimmick
Piece of *censored.2.0*? We've seen a very short teaser that showed practically nothing, and a few screenshots and interviews that show that this game is looking to be pretty darn good. Now, I don't expect it to be at the same level of Super Mario Galaxy, but that doesn't mean that it won't be a good game (and it's certainly looking like it's going to be one), or that it won't be close to Super Mario Galaxy in terms of quality. We don't have much information on it at the moment, but the information that we do have makes this game look like it's going to be pretty good, so there's absolutely no reason to call it a "piece of *censored.2.0*".HeartGold said:Don't you even dare compare Super Mario Galaxy features to this piece of *censored.2.0*.Tyeforce said:There is none, aside from the Wisps that are used as power-ups. But they work kinda like Super Mario Galaxy power-ups, and everyone has said that they complement the gameplay, not clash with it, like some people thought they Werehog and sword did. (Though, I didn't mind the Werehog or sword at all. I thought they were great additions to the normal Sonic gameplay. The Werehog could've used a bit of work, but it wasn't horrible. People need to stop overusing the word "gimmick". That word has practically lost all meaning now. People use it to define anything that isn't "traditional" gameplay. >_>)Bacon Boy said:This.Ciaran said:We're waiting for confirmation on the new annoying-as-*censored.3.0* gimmick
You cant judge a game by whats only been released as PR...Tyeforce said:Piece of *censored.2.0*? We've seen a very short teaser that showed practically nothing, and a few screenshots and interviews that show that this game is looking to be pretty darn good. Now, I don't expect it to be at the same level of Super Mario Galaxy, but that doesn't mean that it won't be a good game (and it's certainly looking like it's going to be one), or that it won't be close to Super Mario Galaxy in terms of quality. We don't have much information on it at the moment, but the information that we do have makes this game look like it's going to be pretty good, so there's absolutely no reason to call it a "piece of *censored.2.0*".HeartGold said:Don't you even dare compare Super Mario Galaxy features to this piece of *censored.2.0*.Tyeforce said:There is none, aside from the Wisps that are used as power-ups. But they work kinda like Super Mario Galaxy power-ups, and everyone has said that they complement the gameplay, not clash with it, like some people thought they Werehog and sword did. (Though, I didn't mind the Werehog or sword at all. I thought they were great additions to the normal Sonic gameplay. The Werehog could've used a bit of work, but it wasn't horrible. People need to stop overusing the word "gimmick". That word has practically lost all meaning now. People use it to define anything that isn't "traditional" gameplay. >_>)Bacon Boy said:Quoting limited to 4 levels deep
Um, developer interviews and testimonies from people who have actually played the game aren't really PR. You like to use that term way too much. >_>Ciaran said:You cant judge a game by whats only been released as PR...Tyeforce said:Piece of *censored.2.0*? We've seen a very short teaser that showed practically nothing, and a few screenshots and interviews that show that this game is looking to be pretty darn good. Now, I don't expect it to be at the same level of Super Mario Galaxy, but that doesn't mean that it won't be a good game (and it's certainly looking like it's going to be one), or that it won't be close to Super Mario Galaxy in terms of quality. We don't have much information on it at the moment, but the information that we do have makes this game look like it's going to be pretty good, so there's absolutely no reason to call it a "piece of *censored.2.0*".HeartGold said:Don't you even dare compare Super Mario Galaxy features to this piece of *censored.2.0*.Tyeforce said:Quoting limited to 4 levels deepanything that isn't "traditional" gameplay. >_>)
who remembers when sonic unleashed looked good?
Yeah, I felt stupid even buying it.Ciaran said:You cant judge a game by whats only been released as PR...Tyeforce said:Piece of *censored.2.0*? We've seen a very short teaser that showed practically nothing, and a few screenshots and interviews that show that this game is looking to be pretty darn good. Now, I don't expect it to be at the same level of Super Mario Galaxy, but that doesn't mean that it won't be a good game (and it's certainly looking like it's going to be one), or that it won't be close to Super Mario Galaxy in terms of quality. We don't have much information on it at the moment, but the information that we do have makes this game look like it's going to be pretty good, so there's absolutely no reason to call it a "piece of *censored.2.0*".HeartGold said:Don't you even dare compare Super Mario Galaxy features to this piece of *censored.2.0*.Tyeforce said:Quoting limited to 4 levels deepanything that isn't "traditional" gameplay. >_>)
who remembers when sonic unleashed looked good?
You're right, an interview with a develo[er will be completely unbiased in the middle of the recession when they are des[erately hoping this game sells...Tyeforce said:Um, developer interviews and testimonies from people who have actually played the game aren't really PR. You like to use that term way too much. >_>Ciaran said:You cant judge a game by whats only been released as PR...Tyeforce said:Piece of *censored.2.0*? We've seen a very short teaser that showed practically nothing, and a few screenshots and interviews that show that this game is looking to be pretty darn good. Now, I don't expect it to be at the same level of Super Mario Galaxy, but that doesn't mean that it won't be a good game (and it's certainly looking like it's going to be one), or that it won't be close to Super Mario Galaxy in terms of quality. We don't have much information on it at the moment, but the information that we do have makes this game look like it's going to be pretty good, so there's absolutely no reason to call it a "piece of *censored.2.0*".HeartGold said:Quoting limited to 4 levels deepanything
who remembers when sonic unleashed looked good?
A developer interview may not be completely free of bias, no, but it's not a PR, so don't call it such. And you gotta give them credit, because in the interviews they actually dissed some of their previous games. And what about the testimonials from people who have played the game?Ciaran said:You're right, an interview with a develo[er will be completely unbiased in the middle of the recession when they are des[erately hoping this game sells...Tyeforce said:Um, developer interviews and testimonies from people who have actually played the game aren't really PR. You like to use that term way too much. >_>Ciaran said:You cant judge a game by whats only been released as PR...Tyeforce said:Quoting limited to 4 levels deepanythingclose to Super Mario Galaxy in terms of quality. We don't have much information on it at the moment, but the information that we do have makes this game look like it's going to be pretty good, so there's absolutely no reason to call it a "piece of *censored.2.0*".
who remembers when sonic unleashed looked good?
saying its better than previous products isnt marketing... riiight.Tyeforce said:A developer interview may not be completely free of bias, no, but it's not a PR, so don't call it such. And you gotta give them credit, because in the interviews they actually dissed some of their previous games. And what about the testimonials from people who have played the game?Ciaran said:You're right, an interview with a develo[er will be completely unbiased in the middle of the recession when they are des[erately hoping this game sells...Tyeforce said:Um, developer interviews and testimonies from people who have actually played the game aren't really PR. You like to use that term way too much. >_>Ciaran said:Quoting limited to 4 levels deepanythingclose to Super Mario Galaxy in terms of quality. We don't have much information on it at the moment, but the information that we do
Then you haven't read the Nintendo Power scans, I take it? You should. (And don't give me that crap that Nintendo Power is just being biased. Hell, they didn't even give Super Mario Galaxy 2 a perfect score! And this isn't even a Nintendo game, it's a Sega game.)Ciaran said:saying its better than previous products isnt marketing... riiight.Tyeforce said:A developer interview may not be completely free of bias, no, but it's not a PR, so don't call it such. And you gotta give them credit, because in the interviews they actually dissed some of their previous games. And what about the testimonials from people who have played the game?Ciaran said:You're right, an interview with a develo[er will be completely unbiased in the middle of the recession when they are des[erately hoping this game sells...Tyeforce said:Quoting limited to 4 levels deepanythingclose to Super Mario Galaxy in terms of quality. We don't have much information on it at the moment, but the information that we do
And Ive yet to read anything from people whove played it...
(and in the future dont call me out for 'selective arguing')
Haha, that's your proof? They didn't give SMG2 a perfect score, so clearly they are objective?Tyeforce said:Then you haven't read the Nintendo Power scans, I take it? You should. (And don't give me that crap that Nintendo Power is just being biased. Hell, they didn't even give Super Mario Galaxy 2 a perfect score! And this isn't even a Nintendo game, it's a Sega game.)Ciaran said:saying its better than previous products isnt marketing... riiight.Tyeforce said:A developer interview may not be completely free of bias, no, but it's not a PR, so don't call it such. And you gotta give them credit, because in the interviews they actually dissed some of their previous games. And what about the testimonials from people who have played the game?Ciaran said:Quoting limited to 4 levels deepanythingclose to Super Mario Galaxy in terms of quality. We don't have much information on it at the moment, but the information that we do[er will be completely unbiased in the middle of the recession when they are des[erately hoping this game sells...
And Ive yet to read anything from people whove played it...
(and in the future dont call me out for 'selective arguing')
It's not the fact that they didn't give it a perfect score, it's the fact that they didn't, while other magazines and websites (even ones known to be biased against Nintendo) did. And Nintendo Power isn't even made by Nintendo anymore. I won't say that they're completely unbiased, because virtually every reviewer is biased in some way, but they're not just ignorant fanboys. Nintendo Power deals only with Nintendo games, but that certainly doesn't mean that they praise every single Nintendo game just because, or that they bash games on other systems, because that's not the case. They're fair, but they just deal exclusively with Nintendo games. Kinda like me. Of course, I don't expect you to believe that, since you can't even believe the truth about me.Mino said:Haha, that's your proof? They didn't give SMG2 a perfect score, so clearly they are objective?Tyeforce said:Then you haven't read the Nintendo Power scans, I take it? You should. (And don't give me that crap that Nintendo Power is just being biased. Hell, they didn't even give Super Mario Galaxy 2 a perfect score! And this isn't even a Nintendo game, it's a Sega game.)Ciaran said:saying its better than previous products isnt marketing... riiight.Tyeforce said:Quoting limited to 4 levels deepanythingclose to Super Mario Galaxy in terms of quality. We don't have much information on it at the moment, but the information that we do
And Ive yet to read anything from people whove played it...
(and in the future dont call me out for 'selective arguing')
No, just no. NP can never be unbiased simply because they are paid by Nintendo for what they produce.
Plenty of websites didn't give it a high score, too. You're still out of your *censored.3.0*ing mind if you think that that provides even a shred of credibility to Nintendo Power. Also, I just checked what score they actually did give, turns out it was a 9http://www.youtube.com/v/g_u3TyOACRk&autoplay=15. Seriously, that argument is simply idiotic.Tyeforce said:It's not the fact that they didn't give it a perfect score, it's the fact that they didn't, while other magazines and websites (even ones known to be biased against Nintendo) did. And Nintendo Power isn't even made by Nintendo anymore. I won't say that they're completely unbiased, because virtually every reviewer is biased in some way, but they're not just ignorant fanboys. Nintendo Power deals only with Nintendo games, but that certainly doesn't mean that they praise every single Nintendo game just because, or that they bash games on other systems, because that's not the case. They're fair, but they just deal exclusively with Nintendo games. Kinda like me. Of course, I don't expect you to believe that, since you can't even believe the truth about me.Mino said:Haha, that's your proof? They didn't give SMG2 a perfect score, so clearly they are objective?Tyeforce said:Then you haven't read the Nintendo Power scans, I take it? You should. (And don't give me that crap that Nintendo Power is just being biased. Hell, they didn't even give Super Mario Galaxy 2 a perfect score! And this isn't even a Nintendo game, it's a Sega game.)Ciaran said:Quoting limited to 4 levels deepanythingclose to Super Mario Galaxy in terms of quality. We don't have much information on it at the moment, but the information that we do
No, just no. NP can never be unbiased simply because they are paid by Nintendo for what they produce.
IF ONLY HE COULD EDIT HIS ARGUEMENTS WITH A MACBOOK PRO!!!Mino said:Plenty of websites didn't give it a high score, too. You're still out of your *censored.3.0*ing mind if you think that that provides even a shred of credibility to Nintendo Power. Also, I just checked what score they actually did give, turns out it was a 9http://www.youtube.com/v/g_u3TyOACRk&autoplay=15. Seriously, that argument is simply idiotic.Tyeforce said:It's not the fact that they didn't give it a perfect score, it's the fact that they didn't, while other magazines and websites (even ones known to be biased against Nintendo) did. And Nintendo Power isn't even made by Nintendo anymore. I won't say that they're completely unbiased, because virtually every reviewer is biased in some way, but they're not just ignorant fanboys. Nintendo Power deals only with Nintendo games, but that certainly doesn't mean that they praise every single Nintendo game just because, or that they bash games on other systems, because that's not the case. They're fair, but they just deal exclusively with Nintendo games. Kinda like me. Of course, I don't expect you to believe that, since you can't even believe the truth about me.Mino said:Haha, that's your proof? They didn't give SMG2 a perfect score, so clearly they are objective?Tyeforce said:Quoting limited to 4 levels deepanythingclose to Super Mario Galaxy in terms of quality. We don't have much information on it at the moment, but the information that we do
No, just no. NP can never be unbiased simply because they are paid by Nintendo for what they produce.
And Nintendo Power is still on the payroll of Nintendo, exclusively. True its no longer produced in-house at Nintendo of America, but the fact is is that its only real purpose is as an advertising tool for Nintendo. You don't need to tell me that they deal only with Nintendo, I'm well-aware of that fact.
Also, your arguments would be a lot more convincing if you didn't have to insert some sort of whiny cry for pity in every post you make.
But he has windows! 8DCiaran said:IF ONLY HE COULD EDIT HIS ARGUEMENTS WITH A MACBOOK PRO!!!Mino said:Plenty of websites didn't give it a high score, too. You're still out of your *censored.3.0*ing mind if you think that that provides even a shred of credibility to Nintendo Power. Also, I just checked what score they actually did give, turns out it was a 9http://www.youtube.com/v/g_u3TyOACRk&autoplay=15. Seriously, that argument is simply idiotic.Tyeforce said:It's not the fact that they didn't give it a perfect score, it's the fact that they didn't, while other magazines and websites (even ones known to be biased against Nintendo) did. And Nintendo Power isn't even made by Nintendo anymore. I won't say that they're completely unbiased, because virtually every reviewer is biased in some way, but they're not just ignorant fanboys. Nintendo Power deals only with Nintendo games, but that certainly doesn't mean that they praise every single Nintendo game just because, or that they bash games on other systems, because that's not the case. They're fair, but they just deal exclusively with Nintendo games. Kinda like me. Of course, I don't expect you to believe that, since you can't even believe the truth about me.Mino said:Quoting limited to 4 levels deepanythingclose to Super Mario Galaxy in terms of quality. We don't have much information on it at the moment, but the information that we do
And Nintendo Power is still on the payroll of Nintendo, exclusively. True its no longer produced in-house at Nintendo of America, but the fact is is that its only real purpose is as an advertising tool for Nintendo. You don't need to tell me that they deal only with Nintendo, I'm well-aware of that fact.
Also, your arguments would be a lot more convincing if you didn't have to insert some sort of whiny cry for pity in every post you make.
Dat voice is hawt though.Pally said:Aaahhhh! Stop talking tye!! D:
When did this become a sudden joke.Pally said:But he has windows! 8DCiaran said:IF ONLY HE COULD EDIT HIS ARGUEMENTS WITH A MACBOOK PRO!!!Mino said:Plenty of websites didn't give it a high score, too. You're still out of your *censored.3.0*ing mind if you think that that provides even a shred of credibility to Nintendo Power. Also, I just checked what score they actually did give, turns out it was a 9http://www.youtube.com/v/g_u3TyOACRk&autoplay=15. Seriously, that argument is simply idiotic.Tyeforce said:Quoting limited to 4 levels deepanythingclose to Super Mario Galaxy in terms of quality. We don't have much information on it at the moment, but the information that we do
And Nintendo Power is still on the payroll of Nintendo, exclusively. True its no longer produced in-house at Nintendo of America, but the fact is is that its only real purpose is as an advertising tool for Nintendo. You don't need to tell me that they deal only with Nintendo, I'm well-aware of that fact.
Also, your arguments would be a lot more convincing if you didn't have to insert some sort of whiny cry for pity in every post you make.
When you quoted it for the 5th timeiFly said:When did this become a sudden joke.Pally said:But he has windows! 8DCiaran said:IF ONLY HE COULD EDIT HIS ARGUEMENTS WITH A MACBOOK PRO!!!Mino said:Quoting limited to 4 levels deepanythingclose to Super Mario Galaxy in terms of quality. We don't have much information on it at the moment, but the information that we dodidn't give it a high score, too. You're still out of your *censored.3.0*ing mind if you think that that provides even a shred of credibility to Nintendo Power. Also, I just checked what score they actually did give, turns out it was a 9http://www.youtube.com/v/g_u3TyOACRk&autoplay=15. Seriously, that argument is simply idiotic.
And Nintendo Power is still on the payroll of Nintendo, exclusively. True its no longer produced in-house at Nintendo of America, but the fact is is that its only real purpose is as an advertising tool for Nintendo. You don't need to tell me that they deal only with Nintendo, I'm well-aware of that fact.
Also, your arguments would be a lot more convincing if you didn't have to insert some sort of whiny cry for pity in every post you make.