Sales will bring AAA games, so don't give up on Wii yet or you'll regret it.

Imagine that in 10 or 12 months next summer you'll be able to walk into a videogame store and pick up any game for Nintendo with a selection of tastes for every gamer . . .

• Fatal Frame Torch Remote surival horror game.

• The Conduit customizable 32p online shiny lights! fps.

• Exclusive RPGs

1. Final Fantasy Chronicles 2
2. Fragile Farewell Ruins of the Moon
3. Tales of Symphonia 2 available and looking really good
4. and Maybe Sword of Legendia
5. & Arc Rise Fantasia

• Mad World looks kinda rad.
• Red Steel 2 might be okay.

BUT DO NOT FROWN AS BY SUCH A TIME has passed every Wooly Nintendo Jumper sheep is gonna be going on about the next Zelda and Kid Icarus games et cetera that are coming out holiday season. Plus there's gonna be a load new games announced cause of the sales.

Thank you for reading even though there was a lot of text. Just saying don't give up on Nintendo yet because by next year you'll probably want one anyway.

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This is all part of Nintendo's Revolution. It will be Nintendo Fans that benefit the most as games come out after heavy sales across the field fertilized the industry (for Nintendo).

I am not really interested in any of those, besides Madworld, which looks like it'll be a lot of dumb mindless fun.

i prefer to wait the next gen of nintendo console because i fond wii graphics physic and AI a little too gamecubesque for my taste.:shock:

hasnt the Wii been outselling the 360 and the PS3 since Q3 2007?st1ka

[QUOTE="st1ka"]hasnt the Wii been outselling the 360 and the PS3 since Q3 2007?whocares4peace

[QUOTE="whocares4peace"][QUOTE="st1ka"]hasnt the Wii been outselling the 360 and the PS3 since Q3 2007?st1ka

No killer apps, nothing on the horizon and the Wiimote sucks for the majority of gaming tasks. Hell, they couldn't even make it work well with Mario Kart.Stonin

hasnt the Wii been outselling the 360 and the PS3 since Q3 2007?st1ka

[QUOTE="Stonin"]No killer apps, nothing on the horizon and the Wiimote sucks for the majority of gaming tasks. Hell, they couldn't even make it work well with Mario Kart.Silenthps

[QUOTE="Stonin"]No killer apps, nothing on the horizon and the Wiimote sucks for the majority of gaming tasks. Hell, they couldn't even make it work well with Mario Kart.Silenthps

And even more that don't.

[QUOTE="Silenthps"][QUOTE="Stonin"]No killer apps, nothing on the horizon and the Wiimote sucks for the majority of gaming tasks. Hell, they couldn't even make it work well with Mario Kart.jg4xchamp

That about sums it up really. Has it been a revolution in game control? No. It has brought simplicity to many things as people who are not used to games find pointing and clicking more intuative.

I haven't totally given up on it yet but I do refuse to support this new era of 'spastic' like gaming where fun is to be made by flailing arms around rather than through tight and clever game controls/mechanics.

Just wait.thrones

zing!

[QUOTE="Silenthps"][QUOTE="Stonin"]No killer apps, nothing on the horizon and the Wiimote sucks for the majority of gaming tasks. Hell, they couldn't even make it work well with Mario Kart.Stonin

And even more that don't.

Which is pretty much the story on every gaming platform.:roll:

[QUOTE="Stonin"]

[QUOTE="Silenthps"][QUOTE="Stonin"]No killer apps, nothing on the horizon and the Wiimote sucks for the majority of gaming tasks. Hell, they couldn't even make it work well with Mario Kart.789shadow

And even more that don't.

Which is pretty much the story on every gaming platform.:roll:

Well, I do agree that the selection of games will gradually pick up.

I think a lot of those games will be some of the more quirky titles--which is perfectly fine with me, but probably upsetting to your typical American gamer who demands blockbuster action games with mature content. I'd say De Blob is a pretty good example of a quirky game.

JRPGS will probably play a strong role (see Fragile, Tales of Symphonia 2, Arc Rise Fantasia). Additionally, it looks like some of the non-blockbuster Japanese franchises will be making their way to Wii--for example, Tenchu IV, Monster Hunter 3, and Samba de Amigo.

As for Nintendo... like many of you, I am disappointed with the first-party lineup for the rest of '08. However, we know that games like Zelda and Pikmin are in the works, and while it sucks to have to wait for them, they are definitely coming.

Sorry kid. Nintendo forgot about us as soon as Wii fit sold out launch date :( Why would they go to the trouble of making good games when the non-games sell twice as much and are twice as easy to make? hamstergeddon

False. 100% False! Look at the list of games Nintendo have released for gamers and then look the list of games for non-gamers! Nintendo still supports its *True* fanbase to this day with quality games! Your basing your opinion on nothing more than E3 which was more for tabloids than gamers. I'd love to see any other 1st party developer push out quality games like Nintendo but sadly Sony nor Microsoft are not even in the same league let alone compete with Nintendo.

If no one is supporting the Wii then whats with Monster HUnter 3, Fatal Frame 4, Tenchu 4, De Blob, Deadly Creatures, MadWorld, The Conduit, Sadness, Dead Rising, StarWars: SOme crap title insert here, Kid Iracus, Pikmin 3, Battle Robots! Oh damn several of those are exclusives!

People tend to not realise the Wii is doing exactly the same as the DS! No one supported it for the 1st 2 years but now look at how much 3rd party support the DS has now in comparison to the PSP.

I thought "Just wait" was the cows motto, thats right they have games now. Now just wait applys to the wii.lolkie_81

Wait for what exactly?! Theres a large selection of games on the Wii already. People seem to forget that 3rd party supports the Wii.

Well so far, Sales haven't brought too many AAA titles to the Wii aside from first party titles, the Wii has been outselling the other two for at least a year if not longer. Shaqneel

True, but it sure takes longer than a year to make a AAA game--and it doesn't help that devs can't just churn out games based on the Unreal Engine, as they can on other platforms.

Which is pretty much the story on every gaming platform.:roll:

789shadow

How do you figure that? All of the other platforms have tried and tested control methods that have worked well for years.

[QUOTE="789shadow"]

Which is pretty much the story on every gaming platform.:roll:

Stonin

How do you figure that? All of the other platforms have tried and tested control methods that have worked well for years.

It all depends on the developers and if they make the controls work.

I think this sums things up nicely

I think this sums things up nicely

Jynxzor

everytime i see that, i laugh my ass off. nice work vgcats.

[QUOTE="Jynxzor"]

I think this sums things up nicely

redmetal86

everytime i see that, i laugh my ass off. nice work vgcats.

Lmao, that was the first time I have seen that.