[QUOTE="ta11on"]Nintendo was never dying. They may have slowed down while the DS was in production, but they knew that as soon as it came out sales would shoot back up. The DS did not save Nintendo, because Nintendo was never in any trouble.Jaysonguy
No, actually it was. It's console sales were dropping like a stone, it's third party support was leaving in droves, and it gained a stereotype for only one kind of user. Nintendo HOPED that the DS would improve sales but they never knew it would for sure. It turned out to be a very lucrative experiment that helped change the direction of the entire company and in turn the entire entertainment industry.
I completely disagree, the Gamecube was second in the console war, and the Gameboy's have always sold well. Nintendo was never in any financial trouble, sure they may not have made as much profit as they wanted to, but they were far from collapsing as a company. Even if the DS had failed they would have been right back on top with their next project, which we know now is the Wii, but even if they didn't make the Wii they would have made something else.
The Wii could run it fin with some alterations, I was just playing Oblivion on the highest settings on my PC and it is fairly ugly. The graphics have aged a lot already.
I think it would work, but seriously screw Oblivion. Howeabout Daggerfall or Morrowind remade with modern graphics and new features?
If you love crpg's, like I do, then you will probubly like NWN2. Many people don't like the OC, but there is so much more to the game than that. NWN2 has great potential considering modules will always be coming out for, and of course the inevitable expansion pack(s).
I'm a huge GalCiv 2 fan, but it's more of a game of politics than spaceship fighting etc. I've played X3, it's really good if you have the specs for it.
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