I'm confused about this game. Is it a On Rails shooter? The Trailer made it look like it was. If this is a FPS then consider me sold especially because it HAS to be Motion Control Compatible. No way am I playing this with Dual Analogs.

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[QUOTE="nini200"]I'm confused about this game. Is it a On Rails shooter? The Trailer made it look like it was. If this is a FPS then consider me sold especially because it HAS to be Motion Control Compatible. No way am I playing this with Dual Analogs.[/QUOTE]

I was very skeptic about on-rails shooters, until playing Sin & Punishment: Star Sucessor. Granted I think it only worked because the game was fast-paced and felt like a(well, it WAS) japanese hardcore shmup.

But... if the WiiU tablet serves as a map - meaning the game isn't entirely linear - it's safe to assume it isn't an on-rails shooter.

[/QUOTE] No, I like On Rails Shooters. Panzer Dragoon, Ghost Squad, Time Crisis, Confidential Mission and Star Fox being some of my favorites so I know On Rails Shooters can be done great. Haven't played much S&P but from the looks of it, it does rock.

[QUOTE="Sepewrath"] Its a FPS and I wouldn't count on too many games, especially early on using the Wiimote. Nintendo wants to prove the value this of this controller and show what it brings to the table and I'm sure they asked the same of the third party. I like the alien invasion parody movies, Mars Attacks being one of my favorites, the boxing scene between Jim Brown and the alien is classic. Anyway, they deliver on the comedy aspect, poking fun at the typical alien invasion plot moments and characters common in games, I'll get on board. [/QUOTE] Lol Mars Attacks was great. It was eerie how the chick alien was floatwalking towards Pierce Brosnan. The Music killing thing was just funny. They tried everything EXCEPT music Lol