If you want graphics, play Zelda or Red Steel, IMO Red Steel's the best looking game on Wii right now. BTW graphics don't make a "really good game," they're just part of it. You don't understand what's happening here? Most developers underestimated Nintendo and then were surprised at Wii's popularity at E3, so lots of games were rushed or ports and consequently didn't have time to be updated graphically. In the future there should be better, more polished graphics in Wii games. Heck, lots of PS3 games didn't have great graphics because they were rushed for launch.
No, the connector to the system is different. I just bought the Wii component cable from the Nintendo store for $30 plus shipping, about $35. Zelda looks MUCH nicer now, I must say.camzaman
If your TV has Red, Green, and Blue Inputs on the back that say "COMPONENT IN" then it's worth it to buy them, you get the best picture possible. If not, don't bother. The next best is S-Video, if your TV has that then buy those cables that's worth it too.
No, the connector to the system is different. I just bought the Wii component cable from the Nintendo store for $30 plus shipping, about $35. Zelda looks MUCH nicer now, I must say.
[QUOTE="austinjg"]Do you guys think that this is a problem on the Wii's side, or Nintendo's side of things? You have me worried about purchasing one atm. : / There's nothing wrong with the Wii, just people don't know how to set up wireless / Nintendo's server's overloaded.
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