Brawl and Hunt

You may expect me to write about E3 and stuff like Super Smash Bros. Brawl, which looks hawt, but I won't. The whole point of Wii is that you discover all there is to it for yourself, so just head to Gamespot and check out some videos and hands-on impressions. I don't know if I'll be getting the Wii at launch. I'd like to do so, but since I probably won't have a job this holiday there won't be any money to pay with. Anyway, I'm looking forward to Super Mario Galaxy, Zelda Twilight Princess, Wario Smooth Moves, Metroid Prime 3, Super Smash Bros. Brawl, Disaster and Project H.A.M.M.E.R.

In other gaming news: Metroid Prime Hunters is the best multiplayer game for the DS now. The only downside to it is that you can only do deathmatches if you search for random players and that you can't create your own maps. The rest of it is just amazing. Just add some friends or rivals to your list and you can play all of the game modes, including stuff like Capture The Flag/Octolith and King Of The Hill/Defender, against people you know. You can even send text or voice messages between games, to either humiliate your opponents or begging for mercy in the next match. The thirty or so levels are pretty nice and each hunter has its own pros and cons. For the moment, I prefer Trace since he can snipe while being cloaked (not entirely invisible) and has a great altform. When he stands still, he becomes cloaked, so playing with the radar switched off is crucial if you want to use him effectively.

That's all for now, I'd like to conclude by saying this:
Fart plus cardboard box equals genius