Real life is for people who don't have enough online communities to hold their interest.

Good job Marink

emofag


Good job Marink

Dont encourage the puppet fucker.

lol. Puppet fucker? That's... new.


Anywhooo, back on topic, I have had mixed feelings about Madworld from the start. Hopefully it will be at least decent, as the Wii needs as many good Third-party games as it can get.

how long before they start releasing Wiis that are different colors and shapes because they are just so cute?

locopuyo


how long before they start releasing Wiis that are different colors and shapes because they are just so cute?

Not  long. They've already sold every 10 year old and Jap 3 different DS's.

Wii i? Wii Lite?

There's a rumor that Acer might release a Wii clone called the Hornet based on the the Ion platform (PC gaming). 

http://www.businessinsider.com/report-acer-preparing-a-wii-clone-called-hornet-2009-2

Performance wise that would be closer to the 360 than to Wii and it's a PC.

It looks fake but I'd be much more interested in this than the Wii for the same money.

Asus is making one. Its called Eee Stick and showed it @ Cebit. It even has a wii mote rip off lol. Heres a shot of it (scroll down a bit).

http://www.theinquirer.net/inquirer/news/316/1051316/asus-apologises-inq




Edit: Post went a little mad after inserting link.

I realize that not everybody will find MadWorld's unique visual and aural presentation appealing, but to me, the game is an instant collector's item and a Wii showpiece, not just for its amazing style, but for its label-busting content. Anybody who says Nintendo's console is just for kids will see things very differently after a few chainsaw- induced mutilations. More importantly, though, MadWorld does not place emphasis on style over gameplay, so there's plenty of fun, smart mechanics to back up the overwhelmingly slick look and sound of the title. You'll be floored by some of the scenarios that await you in the fast-moving beat-'em-up, surprise by the unexpectedly well-made storyline, and simultaneously grossed out and cracked up by all of the completely over-the-top gore. Even with some camera issues, some repetition, and a decidedly short single-player mode (if you play it on normal difficulty), SEGA and Platinum Games have still created Wii's first truly excellent game of the year. 

I'm begging you, buy this game so that we'll see more like it.

IGN Written review (4 pages)

IGN Video Review

It's worth reading the review and watching their video review. It's the best one I've seen in a long while coming from IGN and well it just gives you an excuse to see some more ridiculous violent MadWorld :lol: 

For those to lazy to read the whole thing or even to lazy to watch the video review it simply boils down to this.

It's an awesome game with only two little problems. The camera can at times be a bit annoying and the sound can at times bleed over into each other with the commentary, rap with vocals and sound effects going all at once.

Well everybody knew MadWorld was going to get a good score from IGN seeing as they covered the game for a whole month up to it's release. But even with that I would say that the 9.0 they have given the game is probably about the right score for this game.


And then some others


3DJuegos: 91
TV criticizes video games? OK, let's destroy, humiliate and condemn the worst aspects of television. Violence with sense in a brilliant video game in all of its facets that manage to demonstrate that adult and interesting titles for Wii are possible. Mad World is the powerful entrance of Platinum Games in the market of the electronic leisure. 


IGN: 90
I realize that not everybody will find MadWorld's unique visual and aural presentation appealing, but to me, the game is an instant collector's item and a Wii showpiece, not just for its amazing style, but for its label-busting content. 


Nintendo Power: 90

Although the game is unquestionably brutal, the violence is so over-the-top that it's more humorous than gruesome...For any hardcore gamer, this one is not to be missed. [Apr 2009, p.82] 


IGN UK: 89

Control issues hamper fluidity but there’s no denying that, with some investment, MadWorld rewards in huge doses, delivering an incredibly visceral experience that's as stunningly unique and obscenely entertaining as it is just plain obscene. 


Meristation: 80

Brutality, tons of blood and the most violent show ever seen to come exclusively to Wii. Former Clover members prove their talent with this beat'em up portrayed with this comic-book look drawn with black, white and red colors. Modern art with a great sense of humor mixed with a macabre tone, MadWorld can only be blamed for its 6 hours campaign and the little depth it offers as a brawler, compared to the biggest games in the genre.

Gonna grab this..

There's already a handful great looking wii titles  in this years lineup. More announcements from Nintendo should take place in the next few months too.

Oh, that EA sports, motion plus-supported tennis game is looking awesome.