Nope. No reason to buy DLC for a bland game, even if it was free (which all DLC SHOULD be).

Another soon-to-be great game doomed to gut-wrenching sales. WHEN WILL IT END?!

Why in the world couldn't Treyarch just create a Wii version of MW2,alongside IW? I'm assuming they are still using the COD4 engine, and they could just develope them together. I don

That's usually what happens, ya know... with Multiplatform games. I've never heard of a late Multi-Platformer though! :P

I love playing MW at my buddies house, but I hate the controllers! I am excited about this, but at the same time.... I'm rather annoyed that they wouldn't give us MW2 instead. I'm really going to have to think about this one

danger_ranger95

And yet I'll still be picking it up regardless. I need something relatively decent as The Conduit fell short.

Normally I'd be appauled by this seeing it's a two-year game, but after The Conduit, I'll have to wait and see. I'm sorry, but The Conduit was terrible.

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Because it's only selling poorly on the Wii

It's going to be on other consoles and all of them will sell well as a joint effort

Jaysonguy

No, the first one is going to be multiplat

They don't have to do much to release it elsewhere

Slow sales on the Wii are only one part of the revenue it'll see. The game will expand to many different platforms and be safe from there

I'm a tad confused as well, but this is my opinion on the matter.....

Nintendo needs to stick with the whole "find an item in the dungeon" but they also need to create a new method of play at the same time to keep things fresh for veterans. TBH I'd rather Nintendo incorperate only 6 items, instead of 20. I'm all for more items/weapons, but what is the point of throwing an extra item in there that only serves a purpose in 1 dungeon (like 15% of the game). That is a waste of development time, and I'd rather them focus one creating a world that allows my to use my other items more often, than not.

Another hard thing Nintendo is going to have to deal with is... creating a game that appeals to both the JP, and NA markets.

Don't be surprised if we get something like Phantom Hourglass

For fans of the series, this is a very important time for Nintendo. For the rest of the consumer base, it's honestly not that big of a deal. The market (outside hardcores) will enjoy the game as long as it looks good, and plays good.

danger_ranger95

AA, from Gamespot that is.

Co-op

Less boring online

A more refreshing art direction