[QUOTE="ironcreed"] No....I will not.:| The only games that I would even remotely want to play on the Wii is MP3, Manhunt 2, and RE4. But I plan on getting the PS2 version of Manhunt 2, and I already own RE4 for the PS2 as well, lol. So that leaves me with only MP3. But I am hardly going to buy a Wii just for that one game.
Sorry, but the Wii does not even come close to appealing to me. I learned the hard way with the GC, which had only about 4 games that I wanted throughout it's entire lifespan. Eternal Darkness, MP 1&2, and RE4 which I eventually bought for my PS2, lol. PS2 and Xbox got ALL of my playing time, while the GC just sat there until I eventually sold the thing.
As far as my taste in games go, I look at the Wii and see GC all over again, just with a different controller, and more of a focus on cheap, casual games. No thanks, I will stick with PS3, and the 360, both of which have hordes of games coming out that I actually want to PLAY.;)Â
NorthlandMan
Wasnt too hot on the GC, and i am not too enamoured with the Wii either. But you have to look at things objectively. We already know that third party support on the Wii is constantly improving. We already know that there are a few promising looking exclusives thatw have already been announced for the console (mysims, sword of legendia, no more heroes, nights and the first party stuff). The machine is also getting the definitive versions of alot of multiplatform games (RE4, Manhunt 2 etc). If you were to look at PS2 or DS support in the first year you would have laughed. But eventually everyone bought one of these machines because developers latched onto them after their unbridled success. Given that the Wii is in a similar situation the smart bet is that in a few years time the Wii will look far stronger than it does now and it should eventually surpass its competitors content wise. Â
I understand exactly what you mean, and I am indeed looking at the Wii objectively, but GAMES are something that is subjective, and are completely based on one's preferences. As things stand now for me personally, the appeal is just not there at all. But I am not so closed minded as to believe that there will not be better games on the Wii....of course there will be. However, I still think that there will be an even larger focus on cheap, casual games then there was with the GC, as that is the Wii's definitive target market by and large.
So, as far as the Wii stands now, as well as the forecast for the foreseeable future goes, the Wii is pretty much the opposite of what I want from gaming personally. The first party titles absolutely do not appeal to me anymore, and there is no QUALITY third party support to speak of as of yet. There will be better support of course, but I do not foresee it being on the level of quality of the games that I will be playing on my PS3, and 360. That is just my personal preference though.
Again, content (games) are a completely subjective thing. All three consoles will offer plenty in terms of content. Which one appeals to you is completely subjective and is purely subject to personal preference. Even if Nintendo eventually does indeed end up with the most overall content due to leading the market....who is to say that the content will not just consist of 80-90% first party Mario, and Donkey Kong type games, along with cheap, casual mini games like Cooking Mama, Raving Rabbids, Brain Age, ect. in order to appease the larger portion of the user base, which is of course the target market consisting of casuals and non-gamers?
The Wii is just not, nor do I foresee it ever being my cup of tea. And no, I will not eventually give in and buy one just because "it is popular", either. I base my purchases based on what appeals to me on a personal level, not on what trends the status quo is following as the "next big thing".
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