[QUOTE="bayolau"]

BTW my gril broke my chandelier with the wii-mote,

killerkop

haha, grill.

Anyways, co-op... um.... .... let me look at the game list...blazing angels has co-op, if you're into air combat. ill try to think of more

edit: all i can think of otherwise, is there's quite a few good VC co-op games :3 

If you didn't play RE4 for gamecube or PS2, save for that. (You do know it'll be 29.99, right?)

SPM is a long game, most people will take 25+ hours to beat it, assuming you don't use a walkthrough to fly to the end. 

From the things I've seen, my impression is that Metroid's online functionality won't be strictly FPS multiplayer, as you would see in PC FPS's.

Smash Brothers is 99% likely to have full online support, with random matchups or friend exclusive matches, as the fan demand for this is too large to ignore. 

It takes a year or more to make a decent game (cuz there are tons of 3rd party games out for Wii, but since they suck nobody counts them), 08 will have a ton of 3rd party support.

Remember what happened with DS? 3rd parties bet the on the wrong horse and PSP had a much stronger 06 in terms of 3rd parties... now all the sudden, everybodies rushing right back to DS.

TacoJelly

I count the games that you claim are insignificant.  Don't make such broad, baseless statements.

Third-party developers cannot ignore installed base, and the Wii is already rushing to the lead, so I expect Reggie's claims to be true.  If the xbox360 has sold 10.8 million consoles to date (according to http://nexgenwars.com/ ) in the 19 months it has been on the market, and the wii has sold 7.1 million in 7 months, this seems to be the likely conclusion to me. 

As a "core" gamer, I was skeptical of Nintendo's appeals to the casual crowd, but I can't argue with results.  While the core gamers often pick between the other two systems, both the core and the casual seem to be buying the wii.

That said, I'm probably going to get a 360 at some point, when the hardware problems get fixed up a bit.