11 comments:

1. Anonymous On August 17, 2007 at 6:39 AM Wrote

   Wiis are cheaper in Japan because they are not bundled with Wii Sports.
   They are the equivalent on $200 USD.

   
2. Anonymous On August 17, 2007 at 4:47 PM Wrote

   here in Iceland the base price for a ps2 game is $85, and wii/xbox360/ps3 is $100 :(

   
3. Anonymous On August 18, 2007 at 10:34 AM Wrote

   There is an instruction manual. It downloads with the game! Also tons of people figured out how to open the red door.

   
4. Unknown On August 18, 2007 at 12:15 PM Wrote

   That red door can go to hell. Very entertaining episode, Rewt!

   
5. Anonymous On August 19, 2007 at 10:00 AM Wrote

   I liked the show, I love your honest opinions on these games. Keep up the great work.
   
   As for the manuals, each and every game comes with one. Just do this, hit the home button on the Wiimote and then go to Operations Guide. There you will have the entire manual there for your viewing, from controls, the button layout, items, to basically whatever was in the original manual is there. So I hope that helps out when you are trying to figure out how a game works :).

   
6. Chemo Dude On August 20, 2007 at 4:45 AM Wrote

   Why cant you jest save the password in METDOD ? I know you can't on the original but you can if you unlock it on GAMECUBE with METROD PRIME and a link to METROD FUSION w/(a complet game save)on GBA.

   
7. Johan .Z On August 20, 2007 at 3:59 PM Wrote

   Yay! My email was read on the show! Awesome stuff. :) And actually, my brother has a Wii and it's quite fun! I'll be playing some Metroid soon at his place hopefully, I'm actually kinda stoked about the new Metroid, so I played the older ones. :)
   
   Awesome stuff yet again!

   
8. Anonymous On August 20, 2007 at 10:00 PM Wrote

   A creature got in the door with you and it hurt you? How is that the game cheating? It makes perfect sense. Don't let the monster follow you in.
   
   Also it lags because the games are supposed to be accurate to how the games were back in the day. Same with Zelda II. I can see how it's annoying, but it's kind of a nostalgia thing for me at least.

   
9. Anonymous On August 20, 2007 at 10:28 PM Wrote

   You need to get further in Kid Icarus. The screen doesn't always move up. There's sidescrolling levels and dungeons that go in every direction. Those parts are when the game gets really good. And actually, it gets easier and easier the more you play and power up. There's a New Game+ kinda thing where your stats carry over when you replay too, so that helps a lot.
   And his name is Pit.

   
10. Anonymous On August 21, 2007 at 1:37 PM Wrote

    Gald I was able to find this through your IGN sig. Very well done I look foward to seeing more.

    
11. Anonymous On August 22, 2007 at 9:00 PM Wrote

    Jeez, this segment is mind-numbing. Couldn't they find someone who is a little more prepared to review, or let alone talk about, a game. Uninformed and way too chit- chatty. Quality counts when you're producing a review on a site like this. The WiiCast is so much better in comparison, this segment has turned me off of the whole site. This kid didn't even know about the "included" instruction manual that comes with every single VC game. Time to find a handkerchief to soak up the blood that is pouring from my ears.

    

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