Shia LaBeouf Slams the Wii
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No I have to disgree a true gamer doesn't have to own a wii(I do but thats not the case). A true gamer is someone who can try any game for the sake of trying it, I've met friends who never played a game but have to call out it's faults like they played it(i have a friend who hates xbox/360 with a passion but he never even touched it). Also it's someone who can enjoy the game play over those shiny graphics (I call this generation the stupid age, or baby age because babies love shiny things and so do most people with the PS3 or Xbox ba-dum tish). But I think a true game is someone who can go back and play classics like old NES(or even atari games) without whining about graphics not looking so shiny. But now most games have to follow whats popular in hopes to win the crowd. Also why do we care what another big headed actor says about a game system. It's not like he is gonna come to my house take my wii and beat me over the head with it.Signa said:
pretty much this. So he's a fanboy who hates a particular console. Gosh, those are so hard to find these days, I was really starting to miss them.Cpt_Oblivious said:
As we can see, even famous people can be stupid fanboys. The last sentence shocked me the most though: refusing to play Lego Star Wars with Megan Fox....what the hell dude?! One of the hottest girls around you is asking to game with you, and you REFUSE?! I'd play frakking Hello Kitty's Island Adventure with her...ok maybe not...well...maybe.
He thinks he's a hot star. If he doesn't like he doesn't like it, but his boasting how much he doesn't like it screams he's making a point to act "macho awesome". I've always found it funny how people who don't like stuff have more to say against it than for the alternative.
He sounds way too much like me. Firstly I can't stand to call it the "wii", I call it the "revolution" because it sounds better (and if I remember right that was the original name). Secondly, it lacks the series I like (Halo, Gears of War, Metal Gear Solid, and quality Call of Duty games[I've tried to play one on the revolution and I hated it].
You're completely right- we shouldn't. Just because he's a celebrity doesn't mean we should ignore the fact that his opinion's that of a fanboy.Cpt_Oblivious said:
Don't.soul_rune1984 said:
Envy us Wii players, i mean.
After you finish Zelda its a shiny white paperweight, except for the rare occasions were you and your best make have drunken all night Wii Tennis tournaments with the sound so loud you dog hides outside.
Ahhh, memories...wait, where am i?
He's not a fanboy if he disses one system, only if he praises one above others. And there's a fair bit of truth in what he's saying.
Nintendo really cashed into the casual gamer market with the Wii, and I admit I enjoyed a few games on it, but eventually the Wii-mote motion sensor stuff just became a gimmick and few good games were released on the Wii. By focusing so much on this casual gamer market Nintendo have alienated a large part of the serious gamer market who are now looking elsewhere such as my Wii-owning friend who just bought an Xbox 360.
Nintendo really cashed into the casual gamer market with the Wii, and I admit I enjoyed a few games on it, but eventually the Wii-mote motion sensor stuff just became a gimmick and few good games were released on the Wii. By focusing so much on this casual gamer market Nintendo have alienated a large part of the serious gamer market who are now looking elsewhere such as my Wii-owning friend who just bought an Xbox 360.
Im not the biggest fan of the wii i think the graphics kind of suck compared to the other nextgen consoles but the wii ising absoulutley crap it could do better bud it could do worse speaking of the forums the whole grapics limit thing i saw the graphics gameplay and it looked like a mid pst era graphis extarvzanganza i dunni i think shia is right but only in the graphjics department i admit some wii games are pretty fun
I think we are missing the point here.
A gamer has told them how to improve the second Transformers game tie-in.
It could be good...
Traveller's Tales dumbed down the first one too much by having you transform with a single press of a 'Change' button. How lame is that?
Really, the game should evoke the feel of the toys more, which are all about learning the 'moves' to transform one thing into another. Obviously, whoever does this first in a face-off would gain an advantage by being in the appropriate mode earlier. Just an idea...
A gamer has told them how to improve the second Transformers game tie-in.
It could be good...
Traveller's Tales dumbed down the first one too much by having you transform with a single press of a 'Change' button. How lame is that?
Really, the game should evoke the feel of the toys more, which are all about learning the 'moves' to transform one thing into another. Obviously, whoever does this first in a face-off would gain an advantage by being in the appropriate mode earlier. Just an idea...
