[QUOTE="santiagochile"][QUOTE="vnc20100"][QUOTE="santiagochile"][QUOTE="vnc20100"][QUOTE="santiagochile"]They are speaking the truth! A lot of games on the Wii are pure trash. Even Zelda: TP had the same graphics as the gamecube version, which wasn't as powerful as the original XBOX. I think they said what needed to be said! Developers need to make better games for the Wii if they want people like me to do more than rent them (if even they are worthy of being rentals.) A lot of companies are making cheap ports for the PS2. The PS2 has way more units sold than the Wii, so these companies can make a lot of money with a cheap PS2 game, then port it to the Wii with gimmicky controls and make even more money with little work. Gamers don't want those kinds of games, and I don't think anyone would disagree. Wii gamers want original games that use the Wii's hardware to the fullest and use the wiimote in fun, innovative ways. So what if games don't have PS3 graphics, the Wii's graphics are good enough, but not the PS2's. Do you understand what I am saying. vnc20100
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What's your point?!?! I know that the Gamecube wasn't as powerful as the XBOX, yet I owned a Gamecube for years before I gave it to a friend's kid when I bought my Wii, which plays Gamecube games ( I have never owned any Microsoft console.) I also know that the DS Lite isn't as powerful as the PSP, but I sold my PSP and I still have two DS Lites. Same with the Wii, which isn't as powerful as the competition, but it's the only console I have. Why do you care if the Gamecube wasn't as powerful as the original XBOX??? To be honest with you, the Wii isn't much more powerful than the Xbox, but I don't care. The Wii has a 731 Mhz processor and the original XBOX had a 729 processor. The Gamecube was in the 400s.
dude, it's not just about numbers read the first link i posted
I'm sure I've read it already, and frankly I don't care. I am happy with the Wii. I think that games like Excite Truck, Medal of Honor Heroes 2, Mario Galaxy, etc. have good graphics that are great, and I enjoy playing them. I don't need to try to prove that the Wii is more powerful than another system. Why do you care so much about such irrelevant information. Just enjoy the games. If you want a powerful system, get a PC, or one of the competitor's consoles. I think you are missing the point of why the Wii is as underpowered as it is. This wasn't a mistake. Nintendo made a statement that games are about more than just graphics, and I agree 100%. The Wiimote is far better, IMO, than anything made for any other system. It is changing console gaming in the same way that the DS Lite has changed portable gaming.
I'M quite happy with the Wii, but companies should use what the console is able to do, and that's where a good number of 3rd parties are failing. I don't want super over the top HD graphics, I want nice graphics. If graphics didn't matter, MP3 and Mario Galaxy would not look that great. Iawata said at the 2006 E3: "When you turn on the Revolution... and see the graphics... you will say Wow!.. ATI is assuring us of this.." and Nintendo delivered with Mario Galaxy.
I don't know why you are even arguing with me since you are saying the exact same thing that I am. I would also disregard what Iwata said, since he is paid to sell his product. As for MP3, the graphics were good, but only a little better than the Gamecube Metroids. What made me not want to buy it was the lack of online. I think Nintendo can improve the Wii, but the graphical capabilities are fine. Nintendo, IMO, should improve their online service and make a headset and a hard drive for dlc. The graphics are not a problem for me. As for Mario Galaxy, yes the graphics were impressive, for a console with the Wii's power. I thought they were pretty impressive at first, but the more I see the game, the more I realize that the game has Gamecube graphics with some good textures. Sure, the game could not have been done on the Gamecube, but it also isn't near what the other consoles can do. And you know what, it's good enough for me!
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