"OH GOD THIS IS AWESOME"
"No it's not it's all casual games and sequels with brown + bloom"
"well you shut up it's awesome because I said so"
"lolno"

http://wii.ign.com/articles/890/890276p1.html

Luigi's purple coin challenge

purple coins in Dreadnought Galaxy

If you could easily beat the Daredevil star with that rock boss

a) make it more open ended, like 64 and Sunshine

I don't get what you mean by this. Do you mean more free to do what you want?

Less linear. In 64 and Sunshine the whole level was open to you pretty much from the start, and you could explore around everywhere and figure out what you have to do. In galaxy, you spawned on a planet, did something often fairly obvious, used a warp star, did something there, etc., etc. It was more action than adventure - almost like an extremely upgraded 3D version of the original Super Mario Bros games. There's nothing wrong with that, but what made 64 was great and groundbreaking was the open levels - that's what the 3D Mario platformers are supposed to be about, in my mind. That's what makes them great.

Galaxy did have a few open-ended, or half open-ended levels (like, a few stars were very open ended, others not). Think Deep Dark and Sea Slide. Unfortunately, most of them were, ugh, water based. If they made some open-ended Good Egg style levels, i would be very happy.

Daredevil star with that rock boss

Oh God I hated that. I don't think I've actually beaten him yet.

They just need to a) make it more open ended, like 64 and Sunshine, and b) give it more Good Egg / Gusty Garden style galaxies (the two best galaxies which, coincidentally, also have the two best songs). Then we would have an truly amazing game.

Less linear. In 64 and Sunshine the whole level was open to you pretty much from the start, and you could explore around everywhere and figure out what you have to do. In galaxy, you spawned on a planet, did something often fairly obvious, used a warp star, did something there, etc., etc. It was more action than adventure - almost like an extremely upgraded 3D version of the original Super Mario Bros games. There's nothing wrong with that, but what made 64 was great and groundbreaking was the open levels - that's what the 3D Mario platformers are supposed to be about, in my mind. That's what makes them great.

If you're gonna target me then at least say my name. At least I'm not like some of you Nintendo fans (Cleverdan)

I'm pretty much just paraphrasing your attitude throughout this thread. It's basically been "Sony's awesome, Nintendo sucks, you're all idiots for thinking otherwise".

EDIT: Stolen from NeoGAF:

who the heck is this

Q: In Animal Crossing Wild Word, if one person disconnected from the online experience, everybody else would suffer. Will the same be true of City Folk

A: Yeah. Same issues, he says.

Q: In the GCN title, you could play NES games. What about the Wii version?

A: Unfortunately, no. Anything you have on the VC will have to be played on the VC. Want to keep them separate.

Q: Will the game use the Wii Weather Channel for real-time weather data?

A: Thought about doing that, but didn't want to limit the experience to real seasons. If it's always raining in Seattle, it would always be raining in Animal Crossing. (Not sure why they couldn't just add an option to turn it on or off for gamers who would want it.)

Q: Have third-parties started using Wii MotionPlus?

A: Doesn't really know.

Q: Is Wii MotionPlus the new Wii remote?

A: Still evaluating.

Goodie, Yankee Doodle [being played in Wii Music] but in really awful MIDI. Ever hear those awful ringtones for RAZRs? Yeah, it's something like that.

Someone asks why Nintendo is calling this a game instead of a musical toy. Isn’t it more like a toy, the person asked. Miyamoto answered (not verbatim), yes…it is more like a toy. That’s why it’s more fun than a video game.