[QUOTE="ramey70"]Unfortunately that's not really true. The maximum acceptable signal of my TV (and most 1080p HDTV'S) is 1920x1080. A PC outputting higher than that resolution is completely useless to me. I'd also like to know where this "better Football" game is you speak of. Does it have detailed stadium models for every D-1 University? Updated rosters for D-1 and D-1AA schools? University fight songs? Team mascots? In depth recruiting aspect? Vandalvideo

Actually you don't.  I countered the claim that the Wii targets all people.  In my case it does not, as I'm sure it doesn't target others as well.  Never did I insinuate that my situation was reflective of a majority of society.  By the way, please don't group soccer into sports like hockey and football.  It's insulting to those of us with testicles. 

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[QUOTE="Vandalvideo"][QUOTE="ramey70"]You didn't see the edit. NCAA Football, (and to a lesser extent NCAA 2k7 and NBA 2k7), do not appear on the PC. The consoles provide an all in one compact solution with static system requirements for gaming. I buy a game for 360 or PS3 and I KNOW it will work when I get it home. Vandalvideo

Not all. The Wii lacks the horsepower I need for gaming while the PC lacks the games (in this case NCAA which is my Zelda, Halo, MGS all rolled into one) and convienance of a console. If the Wii was even near the PS3 or 360 in power I'd probably be very happy with it. As it is, it looks like total garbage on my TV almost to the point where it hurts. I have to leave the room when my wife plays the damn thing.

Unfortunately that's not really true.  The maximum acceptable signal of my TV (and most 1080p HDTV'S) is 1920x1080.  A PC outputting higher than that resolution is completely useless to me.   I'd also like to know where this "better Football" game is you speak of.  Does it have detailed stadium models for every D-1 University?  Updated rosters for D-1 and D-1AA schools?  University fight songs?  Team mascots? In depth recruiting aspect?  

[QUOTE="ramey70"]You didn't see the edit. NCAA Football, (and to a lesser extent NCAA 2k7 and NBA 2k7), do not appear on the PC. The consoles provide an all in one compact solution with static system requirements for gaming. I buy a game for 360 or PS3 and I KNOW it will work when I get it home. Vandalvideo

Not all.  The Wii lacks the horsepower I need for gaming while the PC lacks the games (in this case NCAA which is my Zelda, Halo, MGS all rolled into one) and convienance of a console.  If the Wii was even near the PS3 or 360 in power I'd probably be very happy with it.  As it is, it looks like total garbage on my TV almost to the point where it hurts.  I have to leave the room when my wife plays the damn thing. 

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[QUOTE="Vandalvideo"]No, they target EVERYONE. Vandalvideo

I have a 56" 1080p HDTV with a $2,000 surround setup. I demand HD graphics and multimedia capability combined with the latest in online play and the best AI and physics without having to buy a gaming PC. The Wii didn't target me. In fact, it insulted me.

I don't want a PC setup in my living room. I don't want to bother with system specs, patches, mods, upgrades, and all those headaches.

You didn't see the edit.  NCAA Football, (and to a lesser extent NCAA 2k7 and NBA 2k7), do not appear on the PC.  The consoles provide an all in one compact solution with static system requirements for gaming.  I buy a game for 360 or PS3 and I KNOW it will work when I get it home.   

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[QUOTE="Vandalvideo"]No, they target EVERYONE. Vandalvideo

I have a 56" 1080p HDTV with a $2,000 surround setup. I demand HD graphics and multimedia capability combined with the latest in online play and the best AI and physics without having to buy a gaming PC. The Wii didn't target me. In fact, it insulted me.

I don't want a PC setup in my living room. I don't want to bother with system specs, patches, mods, upgrades, and all those headaches.  And there's the most important aspect which is NCAA Football is not available for PC.

No, they target EVERYONE. Vandalvideo

I have a 56" 1080p HDTV with a $2,000 surround setup.  I demand HD graphics and multimedia capability combined with the latest in online play and  the best AI and physics without having to buy a gaming PC.   The Wii didn't target me.  In fact, it insulted me. 

 

[QUOTE="Tiefster"]Wait wait wait...how does price hold back next gen graphics and gameplay?jedigemini

It's a good thing Enzo Ferrari didn't alter his designs to appeal to the poor. 

[QUOTE="ramey70"]So how do you explain the 360?chicagog19

And AI, physics, online, size of environments, and a multitude of other upgrades the Wii can't even begin to touch.  My power isn't just a graphics benefit.  Nintendo doesn't seem to realize that however.