[Wii] Mario Super Sluggers

Hahahaha....atacarem-me a mim por causa do pitez! :D

Bem...não sei se te dignaste a ver/ler o meu post anterior a dizer o que pensava dos franchises de desporto do Mario, mas acho que consegues, se não tiveres muito ocupado a odiar quem comete erros ortográficos, que eu simplesmente me limitei a fazer uma crítica construtiva e que gosto dos Mario sports! E já que vens criticar quem critica o jogo, ao menos dizias alguma coisa sobre o jogo para não deixar spam na thread! ^^

Agora para falar do jogo, como disse, esperava gráficos melhores vindos da nintendo, e achei a tela de cores pouco Nintendo, ou seja, cores muito deslavadas, pouco vivas. Espero que seja da qualidade do vídeo!

P.S.: Obrigado por conseguires ser mentalmente mais abrangente GlassPrisioner! Eu bem que me parecia que não era com "x" *agita punho fechado no ar* (espero que esteja tudo bem escrito desta vez)!
 
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É a mecânica normal de um jogo de basebol. Gostei de podermos passar para qualquer uma das bases.

Isto no Japão e América vai vender que nem pãezinhos quentes.
 
Hands-on
http://wii.ign.com/articles/883/883738p1.html

Confesso que gostei do que li e de certa forma fiquei curioso, mas quando cheguei a parte onde disseram que não há online fiquei desiludido e provavelmente não o comprarei. Estes jogos são fixes é para multiplayer, não me imaginava a jogar o strikers só contra o cpu da mesma forma que não me imagino a fazer isso com este durante muito tempo. O online iria aumentar a longevidade do jogo.

É pena, este sai fora da wishlist, embora gostasse de o jogar na mesma mas 50e são 50e.

Edit:
http://wiinintendo.net/2008/06/24/mario-super-sluggers-9-stadiums-video-preview-more/
Video com os 9 estadios. A avaliar por esse video que mostra os estadios e algum gameplay esta muito fixe o jogo.
Que chatice não ter online.
 
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Trailer de Super Mario Sluggers (não deu durante a conferência):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RPRHTlvqfGc

Mario Super Sluggers Fact Sheet and Screens

Format: Wii™
Launch Date: Aug. 25, 2008
ESRB: E (Everyone) – Comic Mischief
Game Type: Sports
Players: 1-4
Developer: Namco Bandai

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KEY INFORMATION
Let the Wii Remote™ controller be your bat as you join Mario™, Luigi™, Peach™ and the rest of the gang in a rocking, socking baseball extravaganza.
• Newcomers to gaming or sports titles will be up and running on Mario Super Sluggers in no time. Simply swing the Wii Remote to smack a home run, or use a pitching motion to toss the ball over the plate.
• Two, three or four players can pick up Wii Remote controllers and challenge one another to a full baseball game or compete in a host of baseball-themed mini-games. There’s even a home run hitting contest.
• Mario Super Sluggers boasts more than 40 playable characters, all Nintendo favorites. The single-player adventure mode allows the player to explore Baseball Kingdom, tackle dozens of fun baseball challenges and unlock new characters that can be used in any mode. You can also play with your Mii™ characters in Exhibition, Toy Field and Minigame modes.
Modes: Whether by yourself or surrounded by friends, there’s a Mario Super Sluggers game for every occasion.
• Challenge: Trek across Baseball Kingdom in this single-player mode. Defeat characters in a variety of baseball-related challenges to persuade them to join your team. Once you’ve assembled an all-star team for the ages, throw down with the baddest baseballer in town: Bowser™! The single-player Challenge Mode is a sports fan’s dream.
o Explore the rich and varied landscape of Baseball Kingdom as you gather teammates for your fight against Bowser. From lush tropical jungles to modern urban landscapes, each area of the kingdom is a new experience.
o Like high-powered free agents, the characters in Mario Super Sluggers won’t join just any old team—they want to play for a winner. When you find a new character, he or she will test your skills on the field. Only by
besting them in hitting, pitching and fielding contests can you get them to join your side.
o In Challenge Mode, you can control one of five captains, each with personal special powers. Yoshi® can jump through manholes, Wario™ has the power of magnetism and Donkey Kong® can climb vines and shatter barrels.
• Exhibition: Hit the field and try your luck with a team of your choice. You can play against either the computer or up to three other players.
• Minigame: Challenge yourself or take on up to three other players in nine mini-games. From home run contests to pitching duels, you’ll have more fun than a rookie at his first spring training.
• Toy Field: Battle against three other players in a hitting and fielding extravaganza. You can set your turn limit and the skill level of your computer opponents, or just play against friends.
• Training: Learn the ropes in an extensive tutorial mode.
Characters: More than 40 characters from the Mario universe come together in Mario Super Sluggers.
Special powers/items/moves/features: This isn’t your typical baseball game. From special moves to obstacle-filled stadiums, there’s always something new around the corner.
• Special Moves: All of the captains have unique Star Skills that allow them to perform special moves while pitching or batting. Mario can turn his fastball into a fireball, Daisy™ can create a flower garden in the outfield and Luigi can turn infield hits into a raging tornado. Non-captains can also use Star Skills to put a little extra mustard on hits or pitches.
• Chemistry: Just as in real sports, certain characters in Mario Super Sluggers have a special connection on the field. Known as chemistry, this connection allows players to make spectacular leaping catches, gun down speedy base runners and use items to interfere with fielders.
• Stadiums: There are nine unique stadiums in the game, everything from an ice-filled castle to an urban cityscape. Many stadiums can be accessed at both day and night, allowing you to play a doubleheader under the lights.
• Nunchuk™: Experienced gamers can also attach the Nunchuk controller for a more advanced gaming experience.
Nintendo Press
http://gonintendo.com/?p=49550
 
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