GungalTM of the Day
As this auto-posts on the HQ, the first night will be over, and I'll already be counting the hours till I go home to my wife!! My Missus got the good news from her knee doc that she'll be able to go back to work, tho with her status still on part-time/fill-in, it's uncertain how many hours will actually be available for her. We'll see. Still, regardless, come Saturday morning, I'll be on my way home to my beloved Effie!! Lord, I can't wait to be home with her again!! Effie, I love you!! I'll be home in just 3 nights!
On the gaming front, my Gamer Gal is making really impressive progress on Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword! It's actually a lot of fun to watch her solve puzzles in the Zelda dungeons. For my part, I got through another single player mission on Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3. I'm getting a bit disappointed at the sluggishness of the wiimote. I could up the sensitivity on it, I guess, but the chief problem seems to be that turning is extremely difficult. The turning mechanism is the wiimote sensing movement to the edges of the screen, and that makes for a lot of slop in making turns. Maybe it's a learning curve, but on the most recent mission, where there were a lot of right and left jogs to keep up behind the 'follow me' NPC, it just sucked.
I'm wondering whether I should order the first Modern Warfare for the Wii, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare: Reflex, which is down to just $20 on Amazon. The FNG 'killhouse' runthrough on that game was great for learning the movement techniques on the PC and Xbox 360 for me. I used it over and over again to practice, eventually getting my best time down to 20 secs. Moving on...
On the gaming front, my Gamer Gal is making really impressive progress on Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword! It's actually a lot of fun to watch her solve puzzles in the Zelda dungeons. For my part, I got through another single player mission on Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3. I'm getting a bit disappointed at the sluggishness of the wiimote. I could up the sensitivity on it, I guess, but the chief problem seems to be that turning is extremely difficult. The turning mechanism is the wiimote sensing movement to the edges of the screen, and that makes for a lot of slop in making turns. Maybe it's a learning curve, but on the most recent mission, where there were a lot of right and left jogs to keep up behind the 'follow me' NPC, it just sucked.
I'm wondering whether I should order the first Modern Warfare for the Wii, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare: Reflex, which is down to just $20 on Amazon. The FNG 'killhouse' runthrough on that game was great for learning the movement techniques on the PC and Xbox 360 for me. I used it over and over again to practice, eventually getting my best time down to 20 secs. Moving on...
3 comments:
I remember trying to get my time to 15 seconds :P
In my opinion I don't think CoD on wii is worth the effort, after playing it on console/pc I find it impossible to get used to the awkward controls, but that is just my opinion :D
I kinda agree with you on the controls, but it's currently the only way I can play MW3, so it's the Wii or nada. When I want a FPS fix for real, I use UT2004 on my laptop...
Suppose it's better than nothing.
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