Well I think we'd all be saying more about a lot of games if Nintendo put together some proper trailers for them.

I dunno, they might be there at the show, but nothing's coming through in direct feed to our homes. :/

Blims got Galaxy up on the front page right now :)

Ah yeah, nice. :D

Still fails to show the bits that the press conference montage did though. :/

Hopefully we get a larger version with more of the funky gravity stuff.

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Project Rygar. I know me and Sath are looking forward to it anyway! :)

From the makers of Excitebike 64 (overlooked but awesome game) Left Field comes a new game under Ubisoft flag called Nitrobike.

A little rough so far, but it looks to capture the insane fun of Excitetruck and hopefully have some flair from EB64. :)

Sexy.

Kenshin; I KNOW it's gonna be awesome, but I've barely found any media of it. :(

There was the gameplay segment during the conference with tha chick that barely knew what she was doing, taking all kinds of missiles to the face (no! NO!) while that skinny dude was trying to make it seem exciting (NOOOO!).

This was great though! Man, this is such an obvious must play.

EDIT: Actually, art direction wise I'm gonna go out there.. put myself out there exposed and say the Prime series is second to none. The feeling of a lost civilazation, these awe inspiring locales that you almost.. tread lightly in not to disturb anything.. it's just fantastic.

EDIT 2: I commented too soon, further into the video, OH CRAP! :D And it's so disgustingly smooth too! :D

http://www.gametrailers.com/player/22235.html

*Softly starts crying*

I want this game nooooooooow!

http://forums.nintendo.com/nintendo/board/message?...

I think this is the best post in Wii history. ALL of the videos of the E3 2007 games shown at E3. Enjoy.

My favorite would have to be this montage vid.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JlVeR2efx58

CLEAR!

*BZZT!*

CLEAR!

*BZZT!*

There, the thread's got a pulse!

http://www.gametrailers.com/player/22757.html

Endless Ocean or Forever Blue, depending on where you live. It looks rather beautiful I have to say. :O

It's prolly pretty much a non-game like Flow, but it looks awesomely relaxing.

It took me a while to buy this game, because when it came out I was a bit short on cash. Of course, it was originally called Elebits and came out at launch in the US, and I dunno what happened to it and Trauma Center but both have taken ages to get here.

Anyway, if there's any doubt let me make this clear; this game is about drugs. Some heavy hallucinogenic drugs. And you, the player? Well there are two ways to look at it, but they both amount to heroin really.

Either you're an addict and you're running around zapping little electricity people *hiding everywhere* with your father's gravity thingymabob gun... (clearly hallucinating) or you're a cop, raiding a dope joint, turning the place upside down with little.. uh... addicts running for their lives.

Actually, playing this game, all sorts of absurd things come to mind and make you laugh. It's just a hilariously insane game. It's sort of weird that it's gone by so un-noticed, because there's enough here to warrant Katamari style love, even though it doesn't share that game's awesome soundtrack.

Getting a bit more specific about the contents of the game, you basically have this HL2 style gravity gun, but with a beam sticking out of it that sort of wobbles a little and gives you the ability to grab things and whip them away. Your objective is to find these tiny "people" (who are actually electricity from what I gather) that are hiding all over. They can be absolutely anywhere, so you need to pull books down from the shelves, pots and plants, computer monitors.. pillows, etc etc to uncover them. As you find these "Eledees", they emit electricity and power on different things in your surroundings, aswell as powering up your gravity gun, enabling you to proceed.

Now, when your gun gets more powerful you can chuck chairs around, boxes, cabinets, and soon entire bookshelves, sofas, tables.. In short; make a TOTAL mess. It's difficult to describe just how insane things get, but you have a time limit too, so you're absolutely tearing up the place, DEA style, while those little cute guys are fleeing. The physics engine makes it an absolute blast.

I absolutely *urge* anyone interested in the Katamari style of quirky games to check this game out. Maybe full price is a bit steep considering there isn't much to it, but I'd be equally reluctant to have people run out and pick up Katamari Damacy for full price too, and this is a nutty gem.

Forever Blue [Endless Ocean] (Wii, Nintendo): 10, 8, 9, 8 - (35/40)

Nice! I thought that looked very enjoyable.


Good stuff about Dragon Quest for NDS, Kenshin. I gotta say, getting into jRPG will really pay off for me. :D