I checked on their site for all the gamestop's in my area (within a 20 mile radius) and nothing...
I should go ahead and check out Fry's though... I did get Deadrising there the day it came out while all the rest of the stores were sold out.
I checked on their site for all the gamestop's in my area (within a 20 mile radius) and nothing...
I should go ahead and check out Fry's though... I did get Deadrising there the day it came out while all the rest of the stores were sold out.
I can't figure out the waiter stance
Stupid "balance the broom" and "keep the beat" always mess me up. And, I can't beat the boss stage for the life of meStupid thing never follows what I do. . .
Wii Remote>> Don't blame me. You never do what you're supposed to do!
For those you have to make sure that it's pointing at the sensor bar. I had trouble too until I realized you needed to actually have it pointed at the bar.
K, ty. I'll try that when I get home, or when I have time to play anyways.![]()
Even when I got to the boss stage with 2 lives, the stupid tray wouldn't move. . . Or sometimes it'd move, then it'd get stuck![]()
my store got in 4 copies...none have sold yet, all just sitting there for the past few days.
For the broom one, make sure you are pointing at the bar and are far enough away. It detects both the tilt of the Wiimote in your hands and its relative position to the bar.Originally Posted by Iono
For Keep the Beat, I always found that the instructions were too vague. What you actually have to do is hold the Wiimote flat in your dominant hand (the one in the waiter position), and use your other hand to smack the remote when the note appears inside the castinet thing. For this microgame it doesnt matter where the Wiimote is pointing.
The Samurai takes massive precision, do take heed.Originally Posted by Arcknight
I've only heard 2 people's opinions on this game. One person played it about a week before the Wii was released and said it was awesome. But then, just today, my Game class teacher said he was really dissapointed with it. He was really excited for the release of this game, too. An extra credit question on one of our recent tests read "What is the release date of the greatest game to come out on the Wii, Wario Ware?" But today he said that he liked Rayman a lot better.
I haven't played it yet, I'd still love to give it a try.
I was disappointed with Rayman, I thought it would be a lot funnier.