The people I don't really get are the ones that say they'll finally "dust" off their Wiis to play the Conduit or The Grinder. That's like saying online FPSs are the only genre you're after. 360 and PS3 both have many high quality shooter titles, why dust your Wii of for potentially much worse titles in the same genre?
The Wii's best games are rated E-T and should not be passed over because they are "kiddie". The Wii also offers some very different games
-Super Mario Galaxy (Platformer)
-Super Smash Bros. Brawl (Fighter with a twist. Only fighting franchise I know without a health bar)
-Punch-Out!! (Puzzle Fighter where single player is everything)
-Metroid Prime 3: Corruption (FPSA or First Person Shooter/Adventure)
-Mario Kart Wii (Racer)
-Zack & Wiki (Point and click puzzle game)
-Super Paper Mario (RPG PLatformer)
-Excitebots (racing game where finishing first doesn't always mean winning)
The Wii is strong because it offers different titles not more of the same. If Wii is your only console, it makes sense to want High Voltages games, but if you have one of the other two consoles you can already get what these guys are offering only they are probably stronger titles. High Voltage practically said it themselves: they are trying to give Wii owners the experience that the owners of the other consoles are having. They are a "me-too" company. So far they copied Halo and now Left for Dead. It remaiins to be seen whether or notthey succeed
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