[QUOTE="Hoffgod"]I bought a 360 for the same reason I bought a Wii: it has games I want. I want to play Dead Rising, Bioshock, The Darkness, etc, so I bought a 360. Likewise, I wanted to play Twilight Princess, Super Paper Mario, Sonic and the Secret Rings, etc, so I bought a Wii. It's not an issue of satisfaction, it's an issue of desire. And as for the lineups, yeah, you're swimming in games now. However, look at the month or so of releases for the Wii coming up starting next week. Zack & Wiki, Manhunt 2, Battalion Wars 2, Trauma Center: New Blood, Fire Emblem: Radiant Dawn, Medal of Honor: Heroes 2, Mercury Meltdown: Revolution, and others, as well as the megaton of Super Mario Galaxy. It's not exactly like there aren't titles coming, they're just not here now.PhoebusFlows
Fair enough, I understand you there. Outside of SMG, Smash Bros, and Mario Kart Wii (all 1st party again) I really do not see the other titles there improving the Wii's position in software sales and perception now. Who knows, they may be fun, but when I see Wii Sims outselling Metroid Prime 3, something strikes me as amiss. People tell me that MP3 is selling on par with the Gamecube ones. Well, I ask, should't MP3 outsell the predecessors by a clear mile easily? (It's not, according to the charts) With so many clear advantages and improvements (better 'revolutionary' controls, better game according to people here, even better advertising and larger install base) and yet, it's doing numbers like Red Steel which is actually an insult if you ask me.
What do I want? I want to see Nintendo really start chaning things. Really show a commitment to online, establish better relationships with 3rd party, so when I look at a upcoming game list I dont see Horsez and Fishez and Carnival, but I see really great excellent titles. And yes, something even better than Manhunt 2 or Battalion Wars 2. I mean the type of games that make you shiver with anticipation like Mass Effect and Assassin's Creed and maybe even COD4. Those type of games I do not see going to Wii and maybe Nintendo needs to work on that.
I pretty much agree. I think the main problem is that the Wii is relatively underpowered. I don't care much about HD, but it's a problem when lack of power prevents Wii from getting multiplats. And I wouldn'tmind as much if there were more third-party exclusives, but right now there's not much worth hyping.
I think they did a better job with N64 and GC in terms of the number of quality games. But then again, the Wii is relatively new, so Nintendo could turn things around.
Log in to comment