the Wii lol

for all those sheep who said they would rather swing there wiimote playin Tiger Woods 07 than use the thumbstick........lol.......X360 > Wii version......the Wiimote is a gimmick

for all those sheep who said they would rather swing there wiimote playin Tiger Woods 07 than use the thumbstick........lol.......X360 > Wii version......the Wiimote is a gimmick

chikenfriedrice

for all those sheep who said they would rather swing there wiimote playin Tiger Woods 07 than use the thumbstick........lol.......X360 > Wii version......the Wiimote is a gimmick

chikenfriedrice

for all those sheep who said they would rather swing there wiimote playin Tiger Woods 07 than use the thumbstick........lol.......X360 > Wii version......the Wiimote is a gimmick

chikenfriedrice

Have you played them both?

Oh right... I forgot that GS fanboys only follow one review when they decide if a game's good or not.

[QUOTE="chikenfriedrice"]

for all those sheep who said they would rather swing there wiimote playin Tiger Woods 07 than use the thumbstick........lol.......X360 > Wii version......the Wiimote is a gimmick

Son_of_Some

Have you played them both?

Oh right... I forgot that GS fanboys only follow one review when they decide if a game's good or not.

[QUOTE="chikenfriedrice"]

for all those sheep who said they would rather swing there wiimote playin Tiger Woods 07 than use the thumbstick........lol.......X360 > Wii version......the Wiimote is a gimmick

Son_of_Some

Have you played them both?

Oh right... I forgot that GS fanboys only follow one review when they decide if a game's good or not.

I have played both.....my little sister has a Wii.....that tells you everything right there

[QUOTE="Son_of_Some"][QUOTE="chikenfriedrice"]

for all those sheep who said they would rather swing there wiimote playin Tiger Woods 07 than use the thumbstick........lol.......X360 > Wii version......the Wiimote is a gimmick

chikenfriedrice

Have you played them both?

Oh right... I forgot that GS fanboys only follow one review when they decide if a game's good or not.

I have played both.....my little sister has a Wii.....that tells you everything right there

System wars seems to be getting back to normal lately.....A lot of wii bashing:D....lets get back to where the lems and cows argued while the sheep played spectators.....Wii is a fraudBinski

Hmm you people really need to start reading the reviews instead of just the score.

The Good: Swinging the Wii remote like a golf club isn't perfect, but works very well; good number of courses and golfers; "true aiming" adds to the game's realism without making it too hard.

The Bad: Visuals aren't easy on the eyes; online play is missed; instruction manual does a poor job explaining controls and game modes.

"The controls work really well, with a few caveats."

"The one area where Tiger Woods 07 fails to impress is its graphics."

Take that in any way you see it. But Graphics and online are preatty much the only negative thing about it, if you can live with that then its fine.
StealthSting

[QUOTE="StealthSting"]Hmm you people really need to start reading the reviews instead of just the score.

The Good: Swinging the Wii remote like a golf club isn't perfect, but works very well; good number of courses and golfers; "true aiming" adds to the game's realism without making it too hard.

The Bad: Visuals aren't easy on the eyes; online play is missed; instruction manual does a poor job explaining controls and game modes.

"The controls work really well, with a few caveats."

"The one area where Tiger Woods 07 fails to impress is its graphics."

Take that in any way you see it. But Graphics and online are preatty much the only negative thing about it, if you can live with that then its fine.
laughingman42

[QUOTE="StealthSting"]Hmm you people really need to start reading the reviews instead of just the score.

The Good: Swinging the Wii remote like a golf club isn't perfect, but works very well; good number of courses and golfers; "true aiming" adds to the game's realism without making it too hard.

The Bad: Visuals aren't easy on the eyes; online play is missed; instruction manual does a poor job explaining controls and game modes.

"The controls work really well, with a few caveats."

"The one area where Tiger Woods 07 fails to impress is its graphics."

Take that in any way you see it. But Graphics and online are preatty much the only negative thing about it, if you can live with that then its fine.
laughingman42

[QUOTE="laughingman42"][QUOTE="StealthSting"]Hmm you people really need to start reading the reviews instead of just the score.

The Good: Swinging the Wii remote like a golf club isn't perfect, but works very well; good number of courses and golfers; "true aiming" adds to the game's realism without making it too hard.

The Bad: Visuals aren't easy on the eyes; online play is missed; instruction manual does a poor job explaining controls and game modes.

"The controls work really well, with a few caveats."

"The one area where Tiger Woods 07 fails to impress is its graphics."

Take that in any way you see it. But Graphics and online are preatty much the only negative thing about it, if you can live with that then its fine.
Tylendal

[QUOTE="Tylendal"][QUOTE="laughingman42"][QUOTE="StealthSting"]Hmm you people really need to start reading the reviews instead of just the score.

The Good: Swinging the Wii remote like a golf club isn't perfect, but works very well; good number of courses and golfers; "true aiming" adds to the game's realism without making it too hard.

The Bad: Visuals aren't easy on the eyes; online play is missed; instruction manual does a poor job explaining controls and game modes.

"The controls work really well, with a few caveats."

"The one area where Tiger Woods 07 fails to impress is its graphics."

Take that in any way you see it. But Graphics and online are preatty much the only negative thing about it, if you can live with that then its fine.
laughingman42

[QUOTE="Binski"]flazzle

• Nintendo Wii’s ‘Broadway’ CPU operates at 729MHZ with a maximum bandwith of 1.9gbyte/sec.
• Nintendo Wii’s ‘HollyWood’ GPU is clocked at 243MHZ, the internal memory of it includes 3mb of embedded graphics memory and 24megabytes of high speed main memory.
• 64megabytes of GDDR3 (MEM2) as the external main memory. Just like the internal memory, it can be accessed from the CPU and GPU with a maximum bandwidth of 4gbytes/sec and can also store programs in the MEM2.
• The GPU of the Wii is identical to the GC’s but it is on average 1.5X faster.

• Opitcal Disc Drive (ODD) supports single and dual layer Wii disks, discs eject with software or button and the maximum read speed is the equivalent of DVDx6.
• Two main disc types supported the single sided 12cm single sided 4.7gb and the double sided 8.51 GB. Nintendo GC discs also supported. Some of the capacity of the discs are used by the system and games can not use full disc space.
• Inserting a disc will start the Wii console, even if it was already in an off state. Pressing the eject button will change the console to an on state to take out the disc also.

• An optional wired LAN adapter that connects to a USB port is in the pipeline for users who do not possess a wireless LAN set-up currently.
• Internal non-removable 512MB flash memory used to storage game save data and downloadable content thus eliminating the Need for a memory card.
• Both Wii discs and Gamecube discs can be played via an intelligent mode swap. When running in GC mode, the Wii’s CPU and GPU will lower to the respective speeds of the GC and some of the MEM2 functions as ARAM.
• Software development environment is an upgrade to the ‘Dolphin SDK’ used with the GC; the same libraries are used so developers can get up to scratch easily as well as the possibility of ports being easier.
• The following interfaces are included with the Wii; SD card slot, Wireless controller, two USB 2.0 ports, wireless LAN, 4x GC controller ports, 2x GC memory card slots and an AV multi output jack (only an analog jack).
• Supports Wii disks (one sided 12cm) and GC discs (one sided 8cm) and console auto switches depends on what disk is inserted
• More than just the Nunchaku is planned as an extension. GC peripherals such as DK bongos can be used in both Wii and GC modes.
• Three power status, on, off and unplugged. To prevent mistaken turn offs, the power button must be held for about a second.

Retail price $250





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