The wiimote so inovative but yet the games on wii aren't

Where's this inovative gameplay we keep hearing about. All the Wii keeps getting are shooters on rails which went out with arcades in the 90's and rehashes of gamecube games.Not one 3rd party developer has given Nintendo a decent game. I haven't played a 3rd party game on Wii I liked since Resident Evil 4. No one has givenNintendo that kind of effort since the Gamecube.

My Wii has been collecting dust since I finished Mario Galaxy the month it came out. Don't tell me about the other gameson Wii because I know garbage when I see it. I have other systems and they have 3rd party games that blow anything 3rd party on Wii away. I guess I should except the fact that the only good games on a nintendo system are first party titles and they are few and far between.

Since the last Zelda Naughty Dog is going onthier second game release.If Nintendo can't get 3rd party support they need totake some of thier new found fortune and create some studios. The amount of time betweenNintendo games is rediculous.

The wiimote technology is new and developers aren't used to it yet.

The wiimote technology is new and developers aren't used to it yet.

avatar_genius

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The wiimote technology is new and developers aren't used to it yet.

3rd partys are starting to come! Some of them look better than others of course.

Since the GC, you have ONLY liked RE4. That alone says something to your own definition of what's inovative on Nintendo.

Since the GC, you have ONLY liked RE4. That alone says something to your own definition of what's inovative on Nintendo.

LOXO7

the funny thing is...you're just now figuring this out

wii isn't that profitable for 3rd paty devs to comit full teams and resources to make a wii game. look at the conduit didn't sell all that well so why put all that funding into a game that less than half a million people will play

Its more expensive to incorporate motion controls into a game as opposed to better graphics/special effects (Wii lacking in that department so...)

Expensive + new technology no one's used before + conservative developers = Wii ignored

Eh, the motion controls aren't even that advanced, it was innovative for the time, but you shouldn't be expecting 1:1, even with Wiimotion+

wii isn't that profitable for 3rd paty devs to comit full teams and resources to make a wii game. look at the conduit didn't sell all that well so why put all that funding into a game that less than half a million people will play

Ragashahs

Until M+ came out, the Wiimote was merely a new way to push buttons. It was not innovative. And even with M+, no one is making an effort to make new games around the new idea... they are merely making new ways to play old games.

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The wiimote technology is new and developers aren't used to it yet.

JigglyWiggly_

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Since the GC, you have ONLY liked RE4. That alone says something to your own definition of what's inovative on Nintendo.

jdc6305

The wiimote technology is new and developers aren't used to it yet.

avatar_genius

The wiimote technology is new and developers aren't used to it yet.

avatar_genius

So was the Power of teh Cell but nobodys whining about it now. While the "inovation" from the wii mote is far and between.

There's not much innovation in videogames these days on any platform.

There's not much innovation in videogames these days on any platform.

Puckhog04

I find most the good-great Wii games are innovative.

Almost zero PS3 games use the cell or bluray to any effect.

Nearly no games have 1080i resolutions.

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There's not much innovation in videogames these days on any platform.

GAMEWIZ21

There's a lot of games that use it greatly. Mercury Meltdown, Warioware, The Conduit etc.

Let me get this straight: From the 50+ quality games on the Wii, you have played a little handful, yet feel like commenting on the entire library?

Huh. Very interesting, Mr. Oreo. Very fascinating.

Until M+ came out, the Wiimote was merely a new way to push buttons. It was not innovative. And even with M+, no one is making an effort to make new games around the new idea... they are merely making new ways to play old games.

foxhound_fox

This.

The problem is that the traditional controller is superior to motion control.