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E3 2009: Nintendo's new games revealed

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By Hector Cortez Jun 2, 2009, 14:06 GMT


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Lance G.Jun 9th, 2009 - 01:56:16

I have had a wii for almost a year now and was disappointed quicly after. I bought a couple games and they were fun for a while, they wern't amazing just kind of neat...for quite some time now i have been staying hopeful for a truly innovative game, but that hope has dwindled and after seeing this page i think that hope has completely vanished. I mean really? ANOTHER mario games? AND metroid game? Nintendo should just make a standalone game that would use all of the wii's potential. Like maybe incoporate that new VMotion Plus into a action aventure game that controls so well and fluidly well that my brain explode or even you that Vitality Sensor in a horror game were when your pulse quickens so does your character's and if it goes to high he gets all paniky or something.

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