I don't own a Wii, but since THQ started to work with Worms, the games just arent that fun as they were... Worms' second generation was the best ever...

WOW2DS was reasonable

I don't own a Wii, but since THQ started to work with Worms, the games just arent that fun as they were... Worms' second generation was the best ever...
WormsXBLA was made solely by Team17.

I don't own a Wii, but since THQ started to work with Worms, the games just arent that fun as they were... Worms' second generation was the best ever...

I wouldn't say that.

The games aren't as good as the old ones, though.

And Wow 2 DS was good.

Worms' second generation was the best ever...
i think you should play worms: director's cut before you say that. you might still like wa better, but in my experience, everyone who played w: dc liked it even more.

Indeed. WormsDC is the definitive first-generation Worms game, much as WA is the definitive second-gen game, and WOW2 is the definitive third-generation game.

2D generations, obviously.

i am very glad that we at least agree on our opinions of worms: dc. lately, it seems that it is the only thing we can agree on.

Maybe it's because you're a fat stupid jerk, you stupid fat jerk.

:p

i'm not fat!

SO'S YOUR FACE

omg BURNED!!11!1

im not agree...a lot of ppl who played worms in the past and leave it come back again to the worms game thx to the latest worms 2d games(THQ)

im not agree...a lot of ppl who played worms in the past and leave it come back again to the worms game thx to the latest worms 2d games(THQ)
maybe a lot, but by far not the majority. majority keep playing w:a.

maybe a lot, but by far not the majority. majority keep playing w:a.

im playing W:a right now...but i like latest versions too...

liking a game and still playing it after 10 years are two entirely different categories. i liked w4m, but i'm done with it. in contrast, i still play w:a and w: dc occasionally, and i'm sure i'll keep playing them in another decade.

I seem to recall that K^2 once stated an intention to reverse-engineer WormsDC and port it to Windows. As with many of his projects, though, he didn't seem interested enough to follow through.