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The first person to explain Stage Debut to me gets all my points. Or add some amusing captions to the screens.

 

Starfox looks rather crappy from those screens, and releasing four swords for Gamecube? Sickening. Let us vomit upon the face of Nintendo. F-Zero is gonna be good though, it would be fun to force people with motion-sickness to play that. Then Nintendo would have to hire staff for all the vomit-cleaning that would need to be done. Which would definitely help the economy out.

 

Everything needs a fecking Game Boy Advance though.

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Yes, Star Fox does look crappy. you'd think they'd try to match Rogue Squadron's graphics....

 

i think Stage Debut is gonna be another "Britney's Dance Crap" or "Barbie Sings" or what ever the heck those crappy singing games are....

 

Pokemon Stadium is getting old...

 

F-Zero looks ok.

 

I don't see much improvemant from 1080...

 

there's my comments

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No, you heard right Lynk, but it's the original Rogue Squadron for N64 I think.

 

The only truly annoying thing about Nintendos lineup are the Zelda games. They seem to require four Gameboy Advances connected to be played properly, and they don't really seem like full games. They could probably have them both on the same disc. I might be wrong.

 

The two Wario games look great, I shall be snapping up Wario World, probably, I enjoyed all the gameboy titles I played and the "alter yourself" element definitely works. The Game Boy Advance title looks pretty fun too, with lots of mini-games to complete in 5 seconds.

 

I want to see a Pokemon game for the Gamecube, not a crappy spin-off or "fight in 3D" thing, but a full game, like Zelda with numbers. I'd buy it. In disguise.

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Originally posted by scabb

No, you heard right Lynk, but it's the original Rogue Squadron for N64 I think.

 

Judging by the multiplayer screenshots I can tell it's definately NOT RS1. It does look every bit like Rogue Leader, besides it's what IGN has said XD

 

http://cube.ign.com/articles/402/402179p2.html

 

"To top everything off, F5 has included Rogue Squadron II in the game as a multiplayer bonus. Yes, the entire Rogue II. You can play the game in two-player cooperative mode. It's pretty ridiculous. You can actually team up with a friend and fight your way through the entire game, from the Death Star to Bespin and beyond."
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I guess that would make more sense, no converting to be done. Guess Rogue Leader didn't fill the disc up much. I was gonna buy Rogue Leader at some point too, I think I'll just wait for Rebel Strike now, thanks.

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Well, I know for a fact there are a number of PS2 games that can fit on a CD, let alone a DVD, so I guess it's the same for most other consoles. I haven't seen any games on multiple discs on any console, so it'll probably be a while before the capacities are filled. Stick a PS2 or an Xbox disc into your DVD drive and find out, it'd be interesting to see how big the GTA games are.

 

It's impossible to tell with gamecube discs anyway, there's no common way of reading them.

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Originally posted by Lynk Former

Resident Evil comes on two disks... maybe they are being filled a fair way up... *shrugs*

 

Beat me to it. :p

 

yeh, thats the only game I have seen on GC thats 2 disks. I think PS had a few thoguh.....

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Originally posted by Lynk Former

Resident Evil comes on two disks... maybe they are being filled a fair way up... *shrugs*

Obviously there are a few exceptions, and Gamecube does hold the smallest capacity ¬

 

Also, Resident Evil is the most boring series ever, and Capcom should really stop churning out sequels, prequels and remakes that are all exactly the same. Slowly tiptoeing around and shooting apparently scary things is totally not cool, and don't talk to me about the "puzzle" elements.

 

Miyamoto rules. I'm glad he can admit that Mario Sunshine wasn't exactly a giant leap forward. He knows exactly what makes a game "good", and focuses on that rather than trying to make a game that will be popular.

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Yeah it's hard to get a giant leap forward on gameplay at the moment, I mean back in the day of the n64 we switched from dpad to control stick. All they can do at the moment is give us better graphics and perty it up a bit more... the gameplay itself is hard to effect because we have no new tools to implement them with!

 

And about the RS3 thing. They COULD make it a double disk game, 1 disk with the single player stuff, one with the multiplayer stuff... just a thought

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