Valve Wii support.

The source engine in my opinion, is the most efficient gaming engine to date.

What I mean by that is simply this: you run Half-Life 2 Episode 2 in all it's glory, with a mediocre system. Sure the game is no Crysis, but technically the game is very good looking.

I think, that the genius that is Valve, should be able to port Half-Life2 and all other Valve games to the Wii with little or no problem.

Wiimote + Gordon Freeman = 2 outcomes.

Outcome #1. The greatest melee controller option available. Imagine sticking to the Combine with the crowbar guided by the Wiimote *drool*

Outcome #2. Gravity gun + Wiimote.... oh dear god.

Valve are actually really very good at getting the most out of a system so you might be surprise at what they could do on a Wii if they put their mind to it.Nomad0404

Indeed, Valve can push most any hardware to or beyond its limitations. Half-Life 2 on the Xbox is an excellent example of this.

We’re always interested in making an MMO, but let me put it this way: I would love to do a Wii game, and how many Wii games have we shipped?

Gabe Newell

I would love to see valve put some games onto the wii. Left 4 dead would be good, but something originalda_chub

I'd rather have something original.

The source engine in my opinion, is the most efficient gaming engine to date.

What I mean by that is simply this: you run Half-Life 2 Episode 2 in all it's glory, with a mediocre system. Sure the game is no Crysis, but technically the game is very good looking.

I think, that the genius that is Valve, should be able to port Half-Life2 and all other Valve games to the Wii with little or no problem.

Wiimote + Gordon Freeman = 2 outcomes.

Outcome #1. The greatest melee controller option available. Imagine sticking to the Combine with the crowbar guided by the Wiimote *drool*

Outcome #2. Gravity gun + Wiimote.... oh dear god.

sonic_spark

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PLUS

i just exploded your head

um if they can do a counter strike on xbox 1 they sure as heck can do somthing on wii ,

wii is slightly stronger then an xbox 1 , timesplitters future perfect is the systme maxer for it,

When GameTrailers was at Valve studios in the spring, the Wii was discussed. It seemed Valve wasn't interested in doing a game on the Wii. It seemed they rather work with the PS3 and XBox 360.

Portal Wii Anyone?TheSmitto

Half Life 2 on the original XBOX look just as good as it did on the PC.

The Steam Engine will look awsome on Wii.

Portal Wii Anyone?TheSmitto

Totally.

I'm guessing they are responsible for what people refer to as the "Orange Box" collection right?

I've never owned/played any of their work, but I'm up for it.

I've heard great things about all of their projects, so I'd be up for it if they were serious.

When GameTrailers was at Valve studios in the spring, the Wii was discussed. It seemed Valve wasn't interested in doing a game on the Wii. It seemed they rather work with the PS3 and XBox 360.

gooflee

They also said they wanted to work on something for the Wii. Gabe Newell says that he wants Valve to make a Wii game since he owns a Wii and thinks it is a great system.

Ok if valve thinks ps3 is a waste of time i wonder what they think of the wii :question:

did somebody say portal 2 for wii???? :P

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a tf2 wii port would be cool too.:)

I dont think the source engine would look to great on the wii.MastaP110

[QUOTE="TheSmitto"]Portal Wii Anyone?Litchie

Still Alive expansion and new levels included, of course.

The source engine in my opinion, is the most efficient gaming engine to date.

What I mean by that is simply this: you run Half-Life 2 Episode 2 in all it's glory, with a mediocre system. Sure the game is no Crysis, but technically the game is very good looking.

I think, that the genius that is Valve, should be able to port Half-Life2 and all other Valve games to the Wii with little or no problem.

Wiimote + Gordon Freeman = 2 outcomes.

Outcome #1. The greatest melee controller option available. Imagine sticking to the Combine with the crowbar guided by the Wiimote *drool*

Outcome #2. Gravity gun + Wiimote.... oh dear god.

sonic_spark

[QUOTE="gooflee"]

When GameTrailers was at Valve studios in the spring, the Wii was discussed. It seemed Valve wasn't interested in doing a game on the Wii. It seemed they rather work with the PS3 and XBox 360.

Nintendo_Ownes7

They also said they wanted to work on something for the Wii. Gabe Newell says that he wants Valve to make a Wii game since he owns a Wii and thinks it is a great system.

I really wonder if Valve has enough bandwidth to do this. If you think of it, Valve has basically only done Half-life. Portal and Left 4 dead were made externally developed, and Valve bought them and added polish. I don't see them bringing HL to the Wii. Portal would be good fit, but they would need to port over the source engine. I would suspected because they would want to create a new IP for the Wii, but I am not looking forward towards a Valve collection of Mini-games.