They should make a game about Gucky, or chuck norris, or a bunch of nintindo characters fighting each other with multiple stages and items that fall from the sky. And they will all have to be online to be the perfect games.
Well, I think the game should have a more extensive and detailed motions, identical to real life. I'd like to see a fighting simulation built on the principle of racing/flying simulators. I'd really like to sparr online against other martial artist or other individuals that want to simulate a real fight. Boxing doesn't count.
and guy above me would if the game was called "a Homosexual Expericance in Star craft" that has the words starcraft and it dosent sound like a good game to me i dont no about u
i think some new game or character set...doesnt matter realistic or cartoonish...something revolutinary...mario for snes...sonic for sega...resident evil..final fantasy...you might say all thsoe games can be played on wiibut those are old we need something new and legendary.... but as far as what have been passed by...a game like the warriors should be put out on the wii...or a sequel to it...u might laughbut rockstar had the best creative use of motion and movement in that game...stuff like spraying on walls, beating up people, and lock picking...and how to rob some1 finding the shake in the analogue stick is very smart....that would be a reat hit ...a remake of it...
A action/RTS hybrid. Kinda like Ghost recon but more fun and cartooney with naval units and online multiplayer. I would call it something like Wars, Legion wars, No that sounds dumb. I know Battalion wars or BWii. Yeah that would pwn!
There needs to be an action RPG that features all of the non-original nintendo cahracters such as walluigi, daisy, birdo, etc so they can finnaly get some respect with nintendo fans. Alos wi-fi would be a plus.
What about another Marck Ecko game like getting up, with a brand new storyline, character and you could create your own graffitys by using the motion-sensing controls and with some kick-ass graphics.
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