I don’t care what anyone else says, but I was actually looking forward toProject H.A.M.M.E.Rquite a bit. It looked like brainless, dumb, hamfisted violence and that’s the kind of thing I sometimes want in a videogame. Sadly, however,it’s not what Nintendo wantsin its videogames anymore, and in the wake of such exciting titles asLet’s Act Like Twats at the CarnivalandTenuous Mario Inclusion 176, it seems there just isn’t room for one man and his hammer.
Famitsuhas reported that there will be no mallet-based carnage for those of us who had the game on our radars, and have thrown it on the trashpile, which shouldn’t be a surprise given the rumors and the delays. With games likeDisaster: Day of CrisisandSadnesslooking increasingly like vaporware with each passing, silent day, I wonder now if the Wii will ever seriously provide something completely fresh and original like Nintendo once promised. I gave up hope for the system as a serious games platform long ago, but it still gets me in my soul when I hear about the premature death of a potentially decent title
