Wii: Excite Truck Only Supports Two Players

NCXCStud · 19-September-06, 03:23 PM

Two people still counts as a 'we,' right?

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Originally Posted by 1Up.com


	For anyone hoping that Excite Truck would be a four-player Wii title along the lines of arcade-racer Off Road, Nintendo's official Wii site just brought your dreams to a screeching halt. Full story at 1Up.com

NCXCStud · 19-September-06, 03:27 PM

This is my biggest problem with Nintendo at the moment...

Though scream to high heavens about how the Wii is a console for everyone and how it will bring gamers together and such. Be one of the best 'party' systems out there. Heck, 95% (yes, a figure I removed from the deepest, darkest part of you nkow where...) of their advertisements depict 4 people playing...

yet, they barely (if this story is true) have any multiplayer games, and 3rd party support for online wifi games won't come out till next year...that's crazy...

THEN, extra controllers cost 60-80 dollars (depending if you want the 'full' capabilities of it) at the moment, and that doesn't include any other ad-on that they would like you to buy to play certain games.

I may like Nintendo more than Sony, but Nintendo his NOTORIOUS for nickle and dimeing it's customers. Especially when it comes to re-releases of classic games and proprietary controllers. Though, I and many others, have fallen victim for that stuff anyways...

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19-September-06, 03:27 PM		#2 (permalink)
NCXCStud Apex Tech Fanatic Supreme	This is my biggest problem with Nintendo at the moment... Though scream to high heavens about how the Wii is a console for everyone and how it will bring gamers together and such. Be one of the best 'party' systems out there. Heck, 95% (yes, a figure I removed from the deepest, darkest part of you nkow where...) of their advertisements depict 4 people playing... yet, they barely (if this story is true) have any multiplayer games, and 3rd party support for online wifi games won't come out till next year...that's crazy... THEN, extra controllers cost 60-80 dollars (depending if you want the 'full' capabilities of it) at the moment, and that doesn't include any other ad-on that they would like you to buy to play certain games. I may like Nintendo more than Sony, but Nintendo his NOTORIOUS for nickle and dimeing it's customers. Especially when it comes to re-releases of classic games and proprietary controllers. Though, I and many others, have fallen victim for that stuff anyways...