humm luckly there's suppose to be a intense flail your arms around the house and a reduced wrist flick modes to control most games with :-)

Its what I hear!

from waht ive read theyll offer resistance or the feeling of it being harder to move, w/o acutally being harder to move. bacically 'its all in your head'

free range sword swings is the only way to go

Haha...nah, I just figured if there was a delay that might throw the game off. If you push a button, swing a controller, whatever...you want to see action, you want to see a response, and something to happen without delay. Yeah well, time will tell what the game turns out to be like.



Maybe they can make it like a German game, seeing as games in Germany are outlawed to have anything about Nazis in the game or blood. Therefore shooting games in Germany have no blood, or little machine gears shoot out of the body...or robot...whatever it is. Haha...that would be lame. Yeah well...blood isn't everything, as long as the gameplay is tight. Like I said before, only time will tell. This game seems like it will be Nintendo's third party poster boy.....if its a sucess, others will try it out but if it fails.........say goodbye to third party games again.

but i like blood i can live w/o it, itll be like playing the shooters in the arcades, but i always like seing spray, like in cs:source, shoot someone and blood will spray behind them

It adds a sense of realism to the game, and it's good in games that are shooting for that. (Shooting lol) Like Resident Evil and such, but in games that aren't going for total realism it's not necessary. But I do understand why you would want it in the game.

I agree with Mr. Metroid. I like what he's saying, but for now I think the Wii has to just prove that it has some balls and that it is a great game console and is truely leading a revolution....also, Nintendo just needs to gain back the respect it has lost over the few years. I think Red Steel trying to lower the rating is a good move at this time, since it will be able to apeal to a larger audience now and hopefully attract more people to the Wii and since customer interest rises in Wii, third party developers interest in making games for the Wii increases as well, and then pretty soon you'll have every single game spraying blood out from every place possible.

Give it time, and hopefully if everything workds out -- you'll get what you wish for.

Yeah, Nintendo started to rebuild some relationships with the GC but didn't really win that many third party developers over much. They did get alot of people excited with the DS and hopefully those same developers who like it will like the Wii.

Red Steel will be a great unique game at launch to show off to developers how the Wii can be great for FPS and other shooting games. If it's successful, expect many more shooting games to follow, like NTTA said.