Someone in the know says it how it is with Wii graphics...

5. Resident Evil 4 was a beautiful GCN title. Rogue Squadron was doing things at launch that developers still haven't done on Wii. Why do you think that is? Are studios getting sloppy on Wii?

Julian: Yes. I'm so disappointed knowing exactly what the Wii can do...I really have to say, boy, am I disappointed! They all have finally figured out...how to do at least basic shaders and a rim light, but that's what everybody does. But I still don't see enough bump and normal-mapping, if any. I still don't see enough post effects, although you would have insane fill-rates with Wii. I don't see any of that. I was digging out Rebel Strike the other day and was looking at it, and we had some people who were visiting ask, "Why isn't anybody else doing this on Wii?" And I am at a loss. I really am.

EXACTLY!

Hmmm, interesting arguement... but what if they have and you just don't know?Lord_Simus_X

I wish they would let us know...or see!

5. Resident Evil 4 was a beautiful GCN title. Rogue Squadron was doing things at launch that developers still haven't done on Wii. Why do you think that is? Are studios getting sloppy on Wii?

Julian: Yes. I'm so disappointed knowing exactly what the Wii can do...I really have to say, boy, am I disappointed! They all have finally figured out...how to do at least basic shaders and a rim light, but that's what everybody does. But I still don't see enough bump and normal-mapping, if any. I still don't see enough post effects, although you would have insane fill-rates with Wii. I don't see any of that. I was digging out Rebel Strike the other day and was looking at it, and we had some people who were visiting ask, "Why isn't anybody else doing this on Wii?" And I am at a loss. I really am.

EXACTLY!

freeload

Hopefully Nintendo will set the standard as far as graphics go as they normally come up trumps with class titles. I agree with the earlier post that many are purely trying to cash in on the Wii's success but hopefully with more time to get to grips with the console we'll see better games.JohnCena98

[QUOTE="JohnCena98"]Hopefully Nintendo will set the standard as far as graphics go as they normally come up trumps with class titles. I agree with the earlier post that many are purely trying to cash in on the Wii's success but hopefully with more time to get to grips with the console we'll see better games.Mu5uk0

I'll second that brother. Although Mario Galaxy is looking sweet.

[QUOTE="JohnCena98"]Hopefully Nintendo will set the standard as far as graphics go as they normally come up trumps with class titles. I agree with the earlier post that many are purely trying to cash in on the Wii's success but hopefully with more time to get to grips with the console we'll see better games.Mu5uk0

For some reason, maybe because it's Retro instead of a Nintendo in-house team, I don't think Metroid will be the game to sell the full graphics potential on the Wii. I don't see any bump mapping or advanced lighting effects in that game and I really think that is what the Wii games need, and are capable of, to look good enough to survive this gen.

I thought graphics did not matter to sheep :lol: :roll: shaggymcp

I think Disaster looks pretty good and RE:Umbrella Chronicles...and many more.Lto_thaG

We have not seen anything on those games yet so that is a pretty premature view to have.

I personally have not seen any really good looking games on Wii although I have seen a couple that look good enough, like Mario Galaxy...

I thought graphics did not matter to sheep :lol: :roll: shaggymcp

that was cows last year

I thought graphics did not matter to sheep :lol: :roll: shaggymcp

this means nothing .wavebrid

What? Your sentence?

[QUOTE="wavebrid"]this means nothing .freeload

What? Your sentence?

they reason im not listen to facotr 5 they got no games or using the wii first.

second most of there statement are  bad

3rd  i rather listen to some other people.

[QUOTE="shaggymcp"]I thought graphics did not matter to sheep :lol: :roll: wavebrid

that was cows last year

[QUOTE="freeload"]

[QUOTE="wavebrid"]this means nothing .wavebrid

What? Your sentence?

they reason im not listen to facotr 5 they got no games or using the wii first.

second most of there statement are  bad

3rd  i rather listen to some other people.

But the guys at Factor 5 do know what the machine is technically capable of and they can obviously see that it is not being used to it's full potential technically and certainly visually.

I can see that and I don't really know jack about the hardware. All I can, clearly, see is that most of the games currently on Wii don't even look as good as the best GC games and that is just a joke!

The Wii is capable of more and until developers start producing games that look at least as good as the best GC and Xbox games then I think it makes absolute sense to point out that something is up...

[QUOTE="wavebrid"][QUOTE="freeload"]

[QUOTE="wavebrid"]this means nothing .freeload

What? Your sentence?

they reason im not listen to facotr 5 they got no games or using the wii first.

second most of there statement are  bad

3rd  i rather listen to some other people.

But the guys at Factor 5 do know what the machine is technically capable of and they can obviously see that it is not being used to it's full potential technically and certainly visually.

I can see that and I don't really know jack about the hardware. All I can, clearly, see is that most of the games currently on Wii don't even look as good as the best GC games and that is just a joke!

The Wii is capable of more and until developers start producing games that look at least as good as the best GC and Xbox games then I think it makes absolute sense to point out that something is up...

I dont trust facotr 5 for some reason   but ill say this the grapchis for wii is going to be in bewteen

xbox. wii  360

thats how i see it happening

I thought graphics did not matter to sheep :lol: :roll: shaggymcp

I thought graphics did not matter to sheep :lol: :roll: shaggymcp

I think ill sum that post up as damage control

"I dont trust facotr 5 for some reason   but ill say this the grapchis for wii is going to be in bewteen

xbox. wii  360

thats how i see it happening"

Yes. That is how it should be although currently it is more like this:

Wii - GC (sometimes Wii is in this range too) - Xbox - 360/PS3

That is not even funny!

I thought graphics did not matter to sheep :lol: :roll: shaggymcp

[QUOTE="shaggymcp"]I thought graphics did not matter to sheep :lol: :roll: BuddaX

EXACTLY!

True some devs are lazy about what they've put out but one has to look at the context. Many jumped on the Wii very late and didn't have complete Wii dev kits and rushed to get games out to get money. Which means ports while pure Wii development games, some of which we have previews clearly look a lot better and great (not the best of all time but great all the same). All, ALL developers are out for money, Factor 5 included. Still in the end I really don't give a damn what Factor 5 says. They are making games only for the PS3. Until they make or have plans to make a Wii game their opinion on the system really means nothing in the end and they are talking/commenting for the sake of commenting. They should put their money where their mouth is and show what can be done on the Wii if they have such criticism for other developers. However I don't see them doing that while Sony has them in their pocket. They like others wrote off Nintendo before even seeing what Nintendo had to offer. Others rush to get back on board. They on the other hand can not.NeoStar9

I agree, if Factor 5 is saying that developers aren't pushing the Wii enough in its full potential then why can't Factor 5 make Wii games to show how well the Wii can be after showing off Star Wars: Rogue Leader and Rebel Strike graphics??? They were very impressive and almost looked like today's graphics. But since they don't have any games plan for the Wii, they can just be quiet and not say anything at all.

If you think the Devs are lazy. Nintendo have been even lazier with teh hardware in the 1st place.ps3-nikita

Don't you think Developers are getting bored with working with a last gen system? Don't you think they want work with something new and challenging?Silvereign

Exactly.That's why they're are working on the current gen Wii.

[QUOTE="Silvereign"]Don't you think Developers are getting bored with working with a last gen system? Don't you think they want work with something new and challenging?VGobbsesser

Exactly.That's why they're are working on the current gen Wii.

[QUOTE="ps3-nikita"]If you think the Devs are lazy. Nintendo have been even lazier with teh hardware in the 1st place.NeoStar9

[QUOTE="VGobbsesser"]

[QUOTE="Silvereign"]Don't you think Developers are getting bored with working with a last gen system? Don't you think they want work with something new and challenging?Silvereign

Exactly.That's why they're are working on the current gen Wii.

Here's a list of third party developers,courtesy of HeedleGlavin (hope you don't mind!).

The following list consists of confirmed third-party developers on board for the Wii. The list does not include developers that are subsidiaries of companies like Helixe which is now a THQ company. It is important to note that many developers have not confirmed support as yet, but has taken strong interest in Wii development. Second-party developers are not part of this list. It is likely that some developers are missing on this list.

Note: According to Nintendo, 500 studios have received a Wii kit by far.

Total Known Third-Party Count = 104

A2M
Activision
Amaze Entertainment
AGFRAG
AQ Interactive
ASNetworks
Artdink
Atari
Atlus
Backbone Entertainment
BANPRESTO
Barking Lizards
Blitz Games
Buena Vista Games
Capcom
Cellien Studios
Cing
Codemasters
Compile Heart
Conspiracy Entertainment
Coresoft
Crossbeam Studios
D3Publisher
Day 1
Edge of Reality
eGames
Eidos
Electronic Arts
Eko
Emerging Entertainment
EPOCH
Epyx
From Yellow to Orange
From Software
Gearbox Software
Genki
Grand Prix Games
Grasshopper
High Voltage
Hudson
Ignition Entertainment
Interactive Brains
Interchannel-Holon
IR Gurus
JALECO
Koei
Konami / Kojima Studios
Krome Studios
Left Field Productions
Lucasarts
Majesco
Marvelous Interactive / Natsume
Mastiff
Matsuno - Unknown Studio Name
Midway Games
Milestone
MTO
Namco Bandai
Nippon Ichi
Nissimo
Neko Entertainment
NIBRIS
oeFun, Inc
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Papaya Studios
Pipeworks Software
Planet Moon Studios
Pronto Games
Pyro Studios
Raven Software
Red Tribe
Route24
SEGA
Sensory Sweep
Shiny Entertainment
Smart Bomb Interactive
SNK
Spike
Square Enix
Starfish SD
Stormfront Studios
Success
Taito
Take-Two / Rockstar Games
Tecmo
Telltale Games
Terminal Reality
The Game Factor
THQ
TOMY
Torus
Totally Games
Tuna Technologies
Twelve Interactive
Ubisoft
Vicious Cycle
Viracious Visions
Virtual Toys
Vivendi Universal Games, Sierra Online
Warner Bros. Interactive
Wayforward
Wideload Games
Yukes
Zoonami

[QUOTE="Silvereign"][QUOTE="VGobbsesser"]

[QUOTE="Silvereign"]Don't you think Developers are getting bored with working with a last gen system? Don't you think they want work with something new and challenging?VGobbsesser

Exactly.That's why they're are working on the current gen Wii.

Here's a list of third party developers,courtesy of HeedleGlavin (hope you don't mind!).

The following list consists of confirmed third-party developers on board for the Wii. The list does not include developers that are subsidiaries of companies like Helixe which is now a THQ company. It is important to note that many developers have not confirmed support as yet, but has taken strong interest in Wii development. Second-party developers are not part of this list. It is likely that some developers are missing on this list.

Note: According to Nintendo, 500 studios have received a Wii kit by far.

Total Known Third-Party Count = 104

A2M
Activision
Amaze Entertainment
AGFRAG
AQ Interactive
ASNetworks
Artdink
Atari
Atlus
Backbone Entertainment
BANPRESTO
Barking Lizards
Blitz Games
Buena Vista Games
Capcom
Cellien Studios
Cing
Codemasters
Compile Heart
Conspiracy Entertainment
Coresoft
Crossbeam Studios
D3Publisher
Day 1
Edge of Reality
eGames
Eidos
Electronic Arts
Eko
Emerging Entertainment
EPOCH
Epyx
From Yellow to Orange
From Software
Gearbox Software
Genki
Grand Prix Games
Grasshopper
High Voltage
Hudson
Ignition Entertainment
Interactive Brains
Interchannel-Holon
IR Gurus
JALECO
Koei
Konami / Kojima Studios
Krome Studios
Left Field Productions
Lucasarts
Majesco
Marvelous Interactive / Natsume
Mastiff
Matsuno - Unknown Studio Name
Midway Games
Milestone
MTO
Namco Bandai
Nippon Ichi
Nissimo
Neko Entertainment
NIBRIS
oeFun, Inc
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Papaya Studios
Pipeworks Software
Planet Moon Studios
Pronto Games
Pyro Studios
Raven Software
Red Tribe
Route24
SEGA
Sensory Sweep
Shiny Entertainment
Smart Bomb Interactive
SNK
Spike
Square Enix
Starfish SD
Stormfront Studios
Success
Taito
Take-Two / Rockstar Games
Tecmo
Telltale Games
Terminal Reality
The Game Factor
THQ
TOMY
Torus
Totally Games
Tuna Technologies
Twelve Interactive
Ubisoft
Vicious Cycle
Viracious Visions
Virtual Toys
Vivendi Universal Games, Sierra Online
Warner Bros. Interactive
Wayforward
Wideload Games
Yukes
Zoonami

[QUOTE="Mu5uk0"][QUOTE="JohnCena98"]Hopefully Nintendo will set the standard as far as graphics go as they normally come up trumps with class titles. I agree with the earlier post that many are purely trying to cash in on the Wii's success but hopefully with more time to get to grips with the console we'll see better games.freeload

For some reason, maybe because it's Retro instead of a Nintendo in-house team, I don't think Metroid will be the game to sell the full graphics potential on the Wii. I don't see any bump mapping or advanced lighting effects in that game and I really think that is what the Wii games need, and are capable of, to look good enough to survive this gen.

[QUOTE="Silvereign"][QUOTE="VGobbsesser"]

[QUOTE="Silvereign"]Don't you think Developers are getting bored with working with a last gen system? Don't you think they want work with something new and challenging?VGobbsesser

Exactly.That's why they're are working on the current gen Wii.

Here's a list of third party developers,courtesy of HeedleGlavin (hope you don't mind!).

The following list consists of confirmed third-party developers on board for the Wii. The list does not include developers that are subsidiaries of companies like Helixe which is now a THQ company. It is important to note that many developers have not confirmed support as yet, but has taken strong interest in Wii development. Second-party developers are not part of this list. It is likely that some developers are missing on this list.

Note: According to Nintendo, 500 studios have received a Wii kit by far.

Total Known Third-Party Count = 104

A2M
Activision
Amaze Entertainment
AGFRAG
AQ Interactive
ASNetworks
Artdink
Atari
Atlus
Backbone Entertainment
BANPRESTO
Barking Lizards
Blitz Games
Buena Vista Games
Capcom
Cellien Studios
Cing
Codemasters
Compile Heart
Conspiracy Entertainment
Coresoft
Crossbeam Studios
D3Publisher
Day 1
Edge of Reality
eGames
Eidos
Electronic Arts
Eko
Emerging Entertainment
EPOCH
Epyx
From Yellow to Orange
From Software
Gearbox Software
Genki
Grand Prix Games
Grasshopper
High Voltage
Hudson
Ignition Entertainment
Interactive Brains
Interchannel-Holon
IR Gurus
JALECO
Koei
Konami / Kojima Studios
Krome Studios
Left Field Productions
Lucasarts
Majesco
Marvelous Interactive / Natsume
Mastiff
Matsuno - Unknown Studio Name
Midway Games
Milestone
MTO
Namco Bandai
Nippon Ichi
Nissimo
Neko Entertainment
NIBRIS
oeFun, Inc
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Papaya Studios
Pipeworks Software
Planet Moon Studios
Pronto Games
Pyro Studios
Raven Software
Red Tribe
Route24
SEGA
Sensory Sweep
Shiny Entertainment
Smart Bomb Interactive
SNK
Spike
Square Enix
Starfish SD
Stormfront Studios
Success
Taito
Take-Two / Rockstar Games
Tecmo
Telltale Games
Terminal Reality
The Game Factor
THQ
TOMY
Torus
Totally Games
Tuna Technologies
Twelve Interactive
Ubisoft
Vicious Cycle
Viracious Visions
Virtual Toys
Vivendi Universal Games, Sierra Online
Warner Bros. Interactive
Wayforward
Wideload Games
Yukes
Zoonami

[QUOTE="VGobbsesser"]Here's a list of third party developers,courtesy of HeedleGlavin (hope you don't mind!).

The following list consists of confirmed third-party developers on board for the Wii. The list does not include developers that are subsidiaries of companies like Helixe which is now a THQ company. It is important to note that many developers have not confirmed support as yet, but has taken strong interest in Wii development. Second-party developers are not part of this list. It is likely that some developers are missing on this list.

Note: According to Nintendo, 500 studios have received a Wii kit by far.

Total Known Third-Party Count = 104

A2M
Activision
Amaze Entertainment
AGFRAG
AQ Interactive
ASNetworks
Artdink
Atari
Atlus
Backbone Entertainment
BANPRESTO
Barking Lizards
Blitz Games
Buena Vista Games
Capcom
Cellien Studios
Cing
Codemasters
Compile Heart
Conspiracy Entertainment
Coresoft
Crossbeam Studios
D3Publisher
Day 1
Edge of Reality
eGames
Eidos
Electronic Arts
Eko
Emerging Entertainment
EPOCH
Epyx
From Yellow to Orange
From Software
Gearbox Software
Genki
Grand Prix Games
Grasshopper
High Voltage
Hudson
Ignition Entertainment
Interactive Brains
Interchannel-Holon
IR Gurus
JALECO
Koei
Konami / Kojima Studios
Krome Studios
Left Field Productions
Lucasarts
Majesco
Marvelous Interactive / Natsume
Mastiff
Matsuno - Unknown Studio Name
Midway Games
Milestone
MTO
Namco Bandai
Nippon Ichi
Nissimo
Neko Entertainment
NIBRIS
oeFun, Inc
Page 44
Papaya Studios
Pipeworks Software
Planet Moon Studios
Pronto Games
Pyro Studios
Raven Software
Red Tribe
Route24
SEGA
Sensory Sweep
Shiny Entertainment
Smart Bomb Interactive
SNK
Spike
Square Enix
Starfish SD
Stormfront Studios
Success
Taito
Take-Two / Rockstar Games
Tecmo
Telltale Games
Terminal Reality
The Game Factor
THQ
TOMY
Torus
Totally Games
Tuna Technologies
Twelve Interactive
Ubisoft
Vicious Cycle
Viracious Visions
Virtual Toys
Vivendi Universal Games, Sierra Online
Warner Bros. Interactive
Wayforward
Wideload Games
Yukes
Zoonami

Silvereign

Wow,I give you a list of 104 developers and you're still in denial!:lol:

The Wii is current gen.It's a 7th generation console,and since we are in the 7th gen,it's current.You deal with it.

[QUOTE="VGobbsesser"][QUOTE="Silvereign"][QUOTE="VGobbsesser"]

[QUOTE="Silvereign"]Don't you think Developers are getting bored with working with a last gen system? Don't you think they want work with something new and challenging?Pangster007

Exactly.That's why they're are working on the current gen Wii.

Here's a list of third party developers,courtesy of HeedleGlavin (hope you don't mind!).

The following list consists of confirmed third-party developers on board for the Wii. The list does not include developers that are subsidiaries of companies like Helixe which is now a THQ company. It is important to note that many developers have not confirmed support as yet, but has taken strong interest in Wii development. Second-party developers are not part of this list. It is likely that some developers are missing on this list.

Note: According to Nintendo, 500 studios have received a Wii kit by far.

Total Known Third-Party Count = 104

A2M
Activision
Amaze Entertainment
AGFRAG
AQ Interactive
ASNetworks
Artdink
Atari
Atlus
Backbone Entertainment
BANPRESTO
Barking Lizards
Blitz Games
Buena Vista Games
Capcom
Cellien Studios
Cing
Codemasters
Compile Heart
Conspiracy Entertainment
Coresoft
Crossbeam Studios
D3Publisher
Day 1
Edge of Reality
eGames
Eidos
Electronic Arts
Eko
Emerging Entertainment
EPOCH
Epyx
From Yellow to Orange
From Software
Gearbox Software
Genki
Grand Prix Games
Grasshopper
High Voltage
Hudson
Ignition Entertainment
Interactive Brains
Interchannel-Holon
IR Gurus
JALECO
Koei
Konami / Kojima Studios
Krome Studios
Left Field Productions
Lucasarts
Majesco
Marvelous Interactive / Natsume
Mastiff
Matsuno - Unknown Studio Name
Midway Games
Milestone
MTO
Namco Bandai
Nippon Ichi
Nissimo
Neko Entertainment
NIBRIS
oeFun, Inc
Page 44
Papaya Studios
Pipeworks Software
Planet Moon Studios
Pronto Games
Pyro Studios
Raven Software
Red Tribe
Route24
SEGA
Sensory Sweep
Shiny Entertainment
Smart Bomb Interactive
SNK
Spike
Square Enix
Starfish SD
Stormfront Studios
Success
Taito
Take-Two / Rockstar Games
Tecmo
Telltale Games
Terminal Reality
The Game Factor
THQ
TOMY
Torus
Totally Games
Tuna Technologies
Twelve Interactive
Ubisoft
Vicious Cycle
Viracious Visions
Virtual Toys
Vivendi Universal Games, Sierra Online
Warner Bros. Interactive
Wayforward
Wideload Games
Yukes
Zoonami

[QUOTE="Silvereign"][QUOTE="VGobbsesser"]Here's a list of third party developers,courtesy of HeedleGlavin (hope you don't mind!).

The following list consists of confirmed third-party developers on board for the Wii. The list does not include developers that are subsidiaries of companies like Helixe which is now a THQ company. It is important to note that many developers have not confirmed support as yet, but has taken strong interest in Wii development. Second-party developers are not part of this list. It is likely that some developers are missing on this list.

Note: According to Nintendo, 500 studios have received a Wii kit by far.

Total Known Third-Party Count = 104

A2M
Activision
Amaze Entertainment
AGFRAG
AQ Interactive
ASNetworks
Artdink
Atari
Atlus
Backbone Entertainment
BANPRESTO
Barking Lizards
Blitz Games
Buena Vista Games
Capcom
Cellien Studios
Cing
Codemasters
Compile Heart
Conspiracy Entertainment
Coresoft
Crossbeam Studios
D3Publisher
Day 1
Edge of Reality
eGames
Eidos
Electronic Arts
Eko
Emerging Entertainment
EPOCH
Epyx
From Yellow to Orange
From Software
Gearbox Software
Genki
Grand Prix Games
Grasshopper
High Voltage
Hudson
Ignition Entertainment
Interactive Brains
Interchannel-Holon
IR Gurus
JALECO
Koei
Konami / Kojima Studios
Krome Studios
Left Field Productions
Lucasarts
Majesco
Marvelous Interactive / Natsume
Mastiff
Matsuno - Unknown Studio Name
Midway Games
Milestone
MTO
Namco Bandai
Nippon Ichi
Nissimo
Neko Entertainment
NIBRIS
oeFun, Inc
Page 44
Papaya Studios
Pipeworks Software
Planet Moon Studios
Pronto Games
Pyro Studios
Raven Software
Red Tribe
Route24
SEGA
Sensory Sweep
Shiny Entertainment
Smart Bomb Interactive
SNK
Spike
Square Enix
Starfish SD
Stormfront Studios
Success
Taito
Take-Two / Rockstar Games
Tecmo
Telltale Games
Terminal Reality
The Game Factor
THQ
TOMY
Torus
Totally Games
Tuna Technologies
Twelve Interactive
Ubisoft
Vicious Cycle
Viracious Visions
Virtual Toys
Vivendi Universal Games, Sierra Online
Warner Bros. Interactive
Wayforward
Wideload Games
Yukes
Zoonami

VGobbsesser

Wow,I give you a list of 104 developers and you're still in denial!:lol:

The Wii is current gen.It's a 7th generation console,and since we are in the 7th gen,it's current.You deal with it.

Do you understand what Im asking you? .....post 3 AAA third party games from those 104 developers.
Silvereign

There's no way anybody would if a game will get AAA before it releases.:|And if you really think none of those 104 developers will get an AAA,you must be in serious denial.

[QUOTE="VGobbsesser"][QUOTE="Silvereign"][QUOTE="VGobbsesser"]Here's a list of third party developers,courtesy of HeedleGlavin (hope you don't mind!).

The following list consists of confirmed third-party developers on board for the Wii. The list does not include developers that are subsidiaries of companies like Helixe which is now a THQ company. It is important to note that many developers have not confirmed support as yet, but has taken strong interest in Wii development. Second-party developers are not part of this list. It is likely that some developers are missing on this list.

Note: According to Nintendo, 500 studios have received a Wii kit by far.

Total Known Third-Party Count = 104

A2M
Activision
Amaze Entertainment
AGFRAG
AQ Interactive
ASNetworks
Artdink
Atari
Atlus
Backbone Entertainment
BANPRESTO
Barking Lizards
Blitz Games
Buena Vista Games
Capcom
Cellien Studios
Cing
Codemasters
Compile Heart
Conspiracy Entertainment
Coresoft
Crossbeam Studios
D3Publisher
Day 1
Edge of Reality
eGames
Eidos
Electronic Arts
Eko
Emerging Entertainment
EPOCH
Epyx
From Yellow to Orange
From Software
Gearbox Software
Genki
Grand Prix Games
Grasshopper
High Voltage
Hudson
Ignition Entertainment
Interactive Brains
Interchannel-Holon
IR Gurus
JALECO
Koei
Konami / Kojima Studios
Krome Studios
Left Field Productions
Lucasarts
Majesco
Marvelous Interactive / Natsume
Mastiff
Matsuno - Unknown Studio Name
Midway Games
Milestone
MTO
Namco Bandai
Nippon Ichi
Nissimo
Neko Entertainment
NIBRIS
oeFun, Inc
Page 44
Papaya Studios
Pipeworks Software
Planet Moon Studios
Pronto Games
Pyro Studios
Raven Software
Red Tribe
Route24
SEGA
Sensory Sweep
Shiny Entertainment
Smart Bomb Interactive
SNK
Spike
Square Enix
Starfish SD
Stormfront Studios
Success
Taito
Take-Two / Rockstar Games
Tecmo
Telltale Games
Terminal Reality
The Game Factor
THQ
TOMY
Torus
Totally Games
Tuna Technologies
Twelve Interactive
Ubisoft
Vicious Cycle
Viracious Visions
Virtual Toys
Vivendi Universal Games, Sierra Online
Warner Bros. Interactive
Wayforward
Wideload Games
Yukes
Zoonami

Silvereign

Wow,I give you a list of 104 developers and you're still in denial!:lol:

The Wii is current gen.It's a 7th generation console,and since we are in the 7th gen,it's current.You deal with it.

[QUOTE="Silvereign"]
Do you understand what Im asking you? .....post 3 AAA third party games from those 104 developers.
VGobbsesser

There's no way anybody would if a game will get AAA before it releases.:|And if you really think none of those 104 developers will get an AAA,you must be in serious denial.

[QUOTE="Silvereign"][QUOTE="VGobbsesser"][QUOTE="Silvereign"][QUOTE="VGobbsesser"]Here's a list of third party developers,courtesy of HeedleGlavin (hope you don't mind!).

The following list consists of confirmed third-party developers on board for the Wii. The list does not include developers that are subsidiaries of companies like Helixe which is now a THQ company. It is important to note that many developers have not confirmed support as yet, but has taken strong interest in Wii development. Second-party developers are not part of this list. It is likely that some developers are missing on this list.

Note: According to Nintendo, 500 studios have received a Wii kit by far.

Total Known Third-Party Count = 104

A2M
Activision
Amaze Entertainment
AGFRAG
AQ Interactive
ASNetworks
Artdink
Atari
Atlus
Backbone Entertainment
BANPRESTO
Barking Lizards
Blitz Games
Buena Vista Games
Capcom
Cellien Studios
Cing
Codemasters
Compile Heart
Conspiracy Entertainment
Coresoft
Crossbeam Studios
D3Publisher
Day 1
Edge of Reality
eGames
Eidos
Electronic Arts
Eko
Emerging Entertainment
EPOCH
Epyx
From Yellow to Orange
From Software
Gearbox Software
Genki
Grand Prix Games
Grasshopper
High Voltage
Hudson
Ignition Entertainment
Interactive Brains
Interchannel-Holon
IR Gurus
JALECO
Koei
Konami / Kojima Studios
Krome Studios
Left Field Productions
Lucasarts
Majesco
Marvelous Interactive / Natsume
Mastiff
Matsuno - Unknown Studio Name
Midway Games
Milestone
MTO
Namco Bandai
Nippon Ichi
Nissimo
Neko Entertainment
NIBRIS
oeFun, Inc
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Papaya Studios
Pipeworks Software
Planet Moon Studios
Pronto Games
Pyro Studios
Raven Software
Red Tribe
Route24
SEGA
Sensory Sweep
Shiny Entertainment
Smart Bomb Interactive
SNK
Spike
Square Enix
Starfish SD
Stormfront Studios
Success
Taito
Take-Two / Rockstar Games
Tecmo
Telltale Games
Terminal Reality
The Game Factor
THQ
TOMY
Torus
Totally Games
Tuna Technologies
Twelve Interactive
Ubisoft
Vicious Cycle
Viracious Visions
Virtual Toys
Vivendi Universal Games, Sierra Online
Warner Bros. Interactive
Wayforward
Wideload Games
Yukes
Zoonami

nintendogamer6

Wow,I give you a list of 104 developers and you're still in denial!:lol:

The Wii is current gen.It's a 7th generation console,and since we are in the 7th gen,it's current.You deal with it.