Ooh, I see Holy Wars are still chic nowadays!
Ok, let's go for it
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Not ALL the games require paid subscription to play online,
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But, feel free to correct me, I understand it's very very common, rather the norm for AAA titles, isn't it?
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and the stupid Friend Code system Nintendo uses completly ruins any online experience.
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Well, I really think Mario Kart Wii (taken as an example) have a really excellent online multiplayer, and you just need Friend Codes when you want to play with specific persons you know, you can play with random people in your region or worldwide without. And I don't mind exchanging friend codes anyway, while I understand this could be ameliorable.
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And you know Nintendo IS going to charge you for online play of future releases, they gonna have a red Wi-Fi symbol at the boxart.
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Oh. I didn't know this, and looked it up. I don't mind the additional content thing, but if the "additional services" includes the multiplayer play, it's of course equally as disgraceful, and I won't support that business model. I really do hope this doesn't became common on the Wii as it is on the Xbox.
This would ruin the online experience to me.
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I used to be a Wii fanboy too, but that was BEFORE I played the Xbox first time. Have you ever tried playing ANYTHING but the Wii? I'm sure if you do you'll change your mind right away
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Of course, a few platforms in fact
I play Xbox360 at friends' homes from time to time... It has its good points, of course, I really enjoyed meddling with Fables II for an evening, for example. Charming, absolutely. But I didn't feel the urge to go and buy one.
It always feels "more of the same" to me, in some way. And I don't hang at all to play FPSs with a gamepad, being accostumed, and slightly addicted in fact

, to play FPSs with keyboard and mouse on the PC in the Good Ol' Days of Quake 1/2/3, a gamepad feels slooooow and very cumbersome, not enjoyable at all, even after an evening of trying. I hold really high expectations for The Conduit on the Wii in that regards (is due 10 July here in Europe).
On the contrary, I find the Wii
really refreshening, I enjoy mine a lot
Oh... and of course you fight like a cow.
PS: This, as all the previous posts, is intended to be
very light-earthed

Pun intended, offence not.