There is no way in hell Bionic Commando in its original form is worthy of an M. Maybe an E-10, but, no way a freakin' M.

That's rediculous.

All I want is Super Mario RPG, damn it!

I've gotten back into VirtuaTennis 3 and still would love to see Super Tennis hit the VC. I'd buy it in a heartbeat.

In addition to the aforementioned Renegade, the other title for Monday is

[N64] Pokemon Puzzle League

Well Bionic Commando is on the PS2 Capcom Classics Collection and that got a T rating. If Bionic Commando was a M game wouldn't you think they'd have to classify the whole collection as M?

The Bionic Commando that was on the Capcom Classics Collection was the arcade game, not the NES game, and they were very different - the only thing they had in common was the name, and the grappling arm. The arcade game had better graphics/controls, but the NES game was a better, deeper game.

The NES version of Bionic Commando was on the Capcom Classics Mini Mix on GBA. It got a T.

http://www.gamespot.com/gba/action/c...mix/index.html

So what gives Capcom? You released it less than two years ago and it didn't get an M.

No titles this week, due to the launch of WiiWare.

Lame

May 19th titles:

- Sky Kid [NES]

- Critter Round-up [WiiWare]

- Star Soldier R [WiiWare]

...lame

lame.

I;m in on Star Solider R

Keep in mind, Star Soldier is only 2 short levels - and there are only two ways of playing: a 2-minute timed mode, which gets you through the first level, and a 5-minute mode that gets you to the end of the 2nd level - and all you do is see if you can get a high score for that time. This sort of thing works (marvelously) for something like Pac-man, but not for a shooter.

As a huge shooter fan, I have to disagree.. a lot.

The recent Star Solider's Caravan Modes (on GameCube and PSP) have been super awesome, so I'll be picking this up. The only thing I'd hope for is some kind of score board since the two guys I used to go toe-to-toe with on the GameCube's two minute Caravan Mode have both moved.

As a huge shooter fan myself, I don't give a rats ass about a score - I just like flying around and shooting/avoiding things. And timed modes to see how much I can score just don't cut it for me.

This might be good on an XBLA title with leaderboards and achievements -- but on the Wii? Meh.

People said the same thing about Pac-Man: Championship Edition when it was first announced.

That's a horrible example - even timed, most every sessions of Pac-man plays completely different. A scrolling shooter will scroll the same thing the same way every time.

I agree. I would much rather see fun based on content over bragging rights that only a small few care about.

What?

Sorry, you're showing ignorance on the subject matter on this one. I'm not trying to be a dick, but you are absolutely wrong on this one. You're certainly welcome to your opinion on not being interested in the idea, but Star Solider's Caravan Modes are EXACTLY like Pac-Man: Championship Edition's timed modes. Exactly. And for the record, I've had far more varying experiences on Star Solider GameCube's two minute mode than anything I've done with Pac-Man: CE. That's just the two minute mode. If you haven't played a game, you probably shouldn't be trying to preach its mechanics to others.

I'd like to play the game, but you know... no demos.

The Cube Star Soldier had randomly generated levels, every video I've seen of the WiiWare version shows the same exact levels, with no variation; the exact same items and enemy placement every time. So how the hell is it just like Pac-man's CE, when that has constantly shifting mazes, dot-placement, ghost movement, etc. etc.

The Caravan Mode of the GameCube version of Star Soldier does not have randomly generated levels and Pac-Man: CE has the exact same levels every time you play it as well. Have you actually played either of them? Your posts thus far on them are stated as fact yet seem to be complete conjecture based on their inaccuracy.

Dude, first off, you initially brought up the Cube version (which I never even mentioned), as a tactic to deflect the criticisms against the WiiWare version, which you seem to not want to address any more - videos show it as nothing more than the same patterns over and over - nothing more. Second, read my post again, I never said anything about the Cube's Caravan mode - just that the timed mode has randomly generated elements, which is besides the point, as I'm talking about the deficiencies of the WiiWare version anyways. And what I said about PM:CE's gameplay was that it was constantly shifting, and the slightest move from the player will cause the game to play out different each time due to the ghosts reactions to the player, very much unlike SS, which throws the same patterns at you every time.