where will the innovation go??

well now that the wii has come out with the intuitive system, blah blah blah, we've all heard it where will Nintendo go next.

How can they do something even more creative for their next system

the only thing crazier than what they have now that I personally can think of is a suit thats fully motion responsive, ex. you punch your char in MK punches

what do you guys think they could do?

Let's just hope they don't do anything else because let's face the truth, the wiimote is not intuitive at all. A lot of game comes out with a 2.5/10 rating . In 20 years, never seen that much crappy games.guertt

I doubt they're going to come up with something that much great than what the Wii has right now. If they did, things would be moving too fast, and eventually, you'd run out of ideas.

I think, they'll just improve it a lot more (graphics, how responsive things are, etc.). Pretty much what the rest of the consoles have been doing, except now it's revolved around the Wiimote.

Heres a thought... Make an innovative game. All I've seen are games that replace a few actions that could easily be done with a press of a button. Link swing his sword with the wiggle of a remote and mario spins if you wiggle the remote... Yawn.

Lets see some real innoavtion. Lets see a game on the Wii that you couldn't have on a different console. I want some REAL innovation.

Heres a thought... Make an innovative game. All I've seen are games that replace a few actions that could easily be done with a press of a button. Link swing his sword with the wiggle of a remote and mario spins if you wiggle the remote... Yawn.

Lets see some real innoavtion. Lets see a game on the Wii that you couldn't have on a different console. I want some REAL innovation.

vashkey

i would atleast like improvements like the other consoles have made, such as some worthwhile memory, more graphics power, computing power, etc... i mean, cmon, if wii had that on top of such an intuitive design, it is my honest opinion the system would be better because of the fact that more could be done, more ideas tried, and actually being somewhat up to parmattg90520

I don't think it would be better all of around actually, because it obviously isn't.
But Nintendo is now also aiming at casuals.

Instead of bombarding them with all these intimidating console specs and setup instructions for online, etc and HDTVs, they are getting the casuals in slowly, so they will take the time to LEARN when Nintendo releases it's next system.

Maybe something like this:

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Native voice recognition could be one possiblity.

Let's just hope they don't do anything else because let's face the truth, the wiimote is not intuitive at all. A lot of game comes out with a 2.5/10 rating . In 20 years, never seen that much crappy games.guertt

You obviously don't pay much attention to the kind of crap they release on the PC, or even the PS2 to a degree. (Developers looking for a quick buck tend to prefer the most dominant system)

Now play Zack and Wiki, then come back and tell me the Wiimote can't be intuitive.

hopefully the innovation in their next system will be better third party support to make better games. Since like 95% of the third party titles suck and its the truth and we all know it. If you don't think so your just lying to yourself to make yourself feel better. I wish consoles like this didn't have to be supported solely on first party games and older titles they ported via VC. I own about 6 games on the wii that are not VC games and I only feel good about owning 3 of them. Zelda(even though it was the worst in the series) Resident evil 4 (best port to date) and Trauma Center(fast and fustrating but fun and addicitng at the same time).

So hopefully their innovation I want to be is to help out third partys instead of relying on first party stuff since I am tired of playing games that feel like they have tacked on controls :/

at least the N64 and SNES are still fun to play and been keeping me preoccupied till I feel like playing metriod prime 3 though.