The recently released online FPS for Wii by EA.

Controls much better than Metroid.

32 Player Online

No friends codes for online.

Anyone getting this game?

Edited: IGN Review http://wii.ign.com/articles/833/833766p1.html

This post has been edited by corez: Nov 14 2007, 12:59 PM

no fren's codes? how to find your frens?

fuyoo you never told me you got ps3

im sure your playing pes 08

so how good is medal of honour wii

from the videos it looks quite cumbersome

Use the EA Nation ID. So all your online EA games will be under this ID.

Just got it last week only.

BTW what do you mean by cumbersome? All the reviewer said the types customization on the control is endless making this the best way to play FPS on any console.

from the videos ive seen

the person playing seems like he cant aim for his life

wastes ammo on shooting air and what else

Well, that person is just not adjusted to Wii games yet. Give him Red Steel or Far Cry and see what happens. He'll be looking at the sky the whole day.

It's as easy as pointing at the screen, and just aiming away.

MP3's control scheme was so fluid, it made my friend want to play it. Again, not because it was nice, the controls were incredible.

Altho' MP3 had free-aim lock-on.

well looking at the video

it feels unnatural for me to see the gun move around

i have been playing cs source only so i have never seen the gun move around

and how do you turn

because i see that too turn you must point your cursor to the direction you want to go which makes it hard to re aim at your enemy

for example

the enemy is running to your left so you point your cursor to the left
and then he stop and shoots you from the centre which means you have to stop moving your left hand and readjust again so the axis points to the centre to aim at it

Maybe you should try first.

Hope yuo can come to the next Wii DS meetup to have a first hand experience.

This post has been edited by corez: Nov 14 2007, 01:50 PM

The gun bobbing around makes no difference in any FPS games.

FPS games on the Wii is controlled through a bounding box method:



The outer rectangle represents your wide-screen TV(I was drawing a diagram using acsii but it didn't work out, so now it's a real pic). The inner rectangle represents the invisible bounding box. The dot in the center of the bounding box, is your pointer/cursor.

How this works: Neutrally, and naturally, you should be aiming on the center of the screen. In your example, when the enemy runs left, you move the pointer slighter outside the box, then the screen starts turning. The farther you push the pointer, the faster the screen turns. In your example again, the enemy stops to shoot, you slowly readjust your pointer so it comes back to the center.

Ok, I understand where you're getting at. You want to be able to point at the top corner of the screen, and shoot there immediately without turning the screen. Am I correct?

This is why MOH2 will boast the best control scheme, allowing you to adjust the bounding box to your liking. Decrease the box for more sensitivity, if you make it TINY, it will play exactly like a mouse. But in your setup, I'm thinking you want Red Steel type control which is:-



However, most users who wants to get the best out of Wii FPSes would opt. for the "advance" scheme like the first pic. Which is Metroid Prime 3's advance control scheme. It provides smooth turning, cursor doesn't get lost easy as such like in picture 2(ala Red Steel mode).

Wow, thanks for the explaination.