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Just picked this up for $15 new at Gamestop. It was very easy to find. ;)

For the wii lightgun/rails shooter list, you HAVE to add the ported classiC: Mad DOg McCree: Gunslinger Pack!!!!

You should add MOH: Heroes 2 to this list. It has a great arcade-mode "rails" shooter that takes you through all of the scenarios, in addition to the regular and online game modes. Includes the occasional machine gun nest and mortar scenes. :applause:

TW10 with M+ is simply awesome. For the person asking about maximizing swing, you have to use a swing that's like real golf. Which means cocking your wrists at the top of the backswing, and making sure the wiimote is angled forward at the bottom of your stroke (like a golf club) and not pointing...

It's a close call and I'm going to wait for 'real' reviews. Both VT and GST have online play. VT does have more 'fun' single-player games. I don't care about the 'look' at all--the gameplay/control is first and foremost for me!

Keyboard chat?Why?And how?No keyboard on my Wii. And who want to type while you're diving? Talking makes sense--typing does not.

I didn't even get past four posts when I just diverted and ordered 2. The second one may be a gift or it may be a keeper. Thx OP!!!

You may have heard it here first (I haven't seen this mentioned anywhere), but when do you think Nintendo will offer a new WiimotePlus, which has MotionPlus built into an original wiimote-sized housing? I bet it will be offered by this year's holiday season.

You might want to check out Don King Boxing later this month for that wish. 8-)

I like Ghost Squad a lot, and HotD 2/3 is OK. But if you like war-themed shooters, I strongly recommend Medal of Honor:Heroes 2. It has a huge arcade mode (perfect for Zapper or Perfect Shot) that takes you thru all the campaign scenes on rails. Plus the campaign mode itself is fun. These modes...

Don't forget to check out the table walkthroughs after playing a bit. They're well done, and learning the scoring requirements makes for a more strategic game.

The aiming of the wiimote/gun,of course. (Check out Ghost Squad, HotD 2/3, etc.) If calibrated, you can use the gun sights (or have generally accurate aiming) when shooting. Without calibration, aiming near the corners in particular often gets flaky. Games play just like a real light gun game...

My new standard for Wii gun games: No calibration, no sale. :booty:

No, no, no. I'd rather have the tags outlined, say, with different thicknesses of dashed lines. 'Paint' the darkest areas first by direct aim-and-spray using the wiimote and trigger, then the next-darkest areas, etc. until the tag is done. These simulated spraypainting motions are *much*...

Unlike Pong Toss, which is kinda the opposite. ;)

That's very easy to handle in software wrt precision. The fast back/forward up/down motions would be very easy to detect, and need not be overly precise. And heck, you can always add compatibility with the improved wiimote motion sensor add-on. It's the whole "perform the rl motion with the...

Seriously, for JG/SRWii they could have an outline of tags you spray with the wiimote (pull trigger and aim--perfect!). Lots of great gameplay features that would seriously mesh well with Wii motion controls. WiiFit board control would be a huge plus too.

Having played it with a friend and beer a few times, I think it's a great sim and worth 800 points. If I were underage and playing it as just a video game, and not using it as a social drinking game, then no, I would not think it's worth 800 points. It's simply made for playing beer pong at...

After reading several negative reviews for Pong Toss (aka Beer Pong), I realized that many reviewers missed the point, and that the review scores were misleading. I'd like to provide a more insightful review. Many people have reviewed PT as a regular game, and dinged it for stuff like lack of...

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