Very true. They can relate more to doing the natural movements for a game rather than button mashing. It also adds to the realism and immersion into the game.

Unfortunately that realism comes at an additional cost. And when you want to play multiplayer...  *dies*

And then there are the same-genre games that COULD use the same peripherals...but since they're made by different companies, they don't. It really hurts the wallet.

Does the Wii Zapper really make shooting easier? And does it work smoothly in other games? I really hated using the Wii remote + nunchuk setup in RE4 - it felt like I was using a TV remote against a horde of zombies.

...which is partly true...

Hello, I found this site through Kotaku Australia.

I decided to join the forums since I like knowing about the great game bargains. I started a new job this month and am only getting paid at the end of it, so I have to hold off in buying more games

And most of my friends acquire their games through shady means, but I still aspire to be a game developer someday, and that's why I don't want bad karma

I mostly play RPGs, simulation, strategy, and adventure games. Currently I own a Wii and a DS Lite. I wish I could buy more games but I pay the bills in the house >_>

Thanks for reading; hope everyone is well.