Originally posted by ESB -1138
Dude, how old is your information? The Wii has more exclusive games in development than the 360 and PS3. Heck every and I mean every third party company has said that due to the success of the Wii they will start developing exclusive titles to it.The console that sells the most will have the most. That simple.
my information is quite recent, thanks for asking...
and I never said anything about exclusives tittles, or lack of... there's a bunch of tittles out for the Wii, but how many are actually good?
many third parties will make games for Wii, it is after all the best selling console out right now, not having games for it will hurt your business, one may think. The biggest problem is that almost nobody buys games for the wii, most people would just buy the console for wii sports.... and wiiplay for the extra wiimote (I did), and that's it. First party tittles are best seller obviously, but that's because Nintendo manages to make the best out of their own products. Quality it's almost a sure thing, and they are very efficient when pushing their products to consumers...
But what do third parties do?.. make a bad wiisport/wiiplay clone and call it a day.... how many of those exclusive tittles you mention are not a wiisport/wiiplay clone?, how many of those are not party games? how many of those will have a "wiggle your wiimote back and forth" type of crappy controls... and still dare to call it revolutionary? how many will try to get attention by using the wiiboard in stupid way (not even trying to outdo nintendo's very own wii-fit)?
See, the thing is Third Parties are not focusing hard enough to make quality games for the wii, Ubisoft said (they occasionally make great games)they will focus almost exclusively to 360 (and PS3) and occasionally throw yet another party game for Wii, I heard some company completely scrapping any Wii tittles for the time being...
... What happens when a good tittle comes along?... Nothing, nobody hears about them, you certainly won't see the white and blue mini car coming to your house to, at least, let you know such tittle exists. Nintendo doesn't bother to promote such games, and they end up as business failure (I'd be really surprise when Bloom Box gets 100.000 copies sold).
Everyone else gets RE5, we get RE:UC, everyone else gets Soul Calibur 4, we get Soul Calibur Legends... see where I'm going with that? the technical limitations the Wii has, it's starting to show. Most multiplatform games end up suffering on Wii (even if they're not PS2 ports).
Graphics are not important, that's true, but technology moves forward, and you end up waggling your wiimote... or playing another party game 😱
And Nintendo gives us Mario Sluggers, a sequel to a GC game that nobody heard, which capitalizes on the "Mario plays any sport" formula, but will actually work this time around due to the wiimote. All the good games everybody expected are already out... no mention yet of a true Zelda wii tittle or anything else for that matter.. MP3 was a success, but everyone knew Metroid, it was going to be a great game, but Nintendo didn't bother to promote the tittle until mere two/three weeks before it's launch, We were very busy watching Wario Ware or Big Brain Academy promos apparently. Why? because those games (as good as they may be) appeal more to the casual crowd than Metroid will ever do...
It's really insulting for the hardcore crowd, the ones that stood by Nintendo after the N64 debacle, and the barely living GC era (I'm not one of them) the way they are being treated by Nintendo... at least that's what I think.
Or do you like being call an Otaku (in a derogatory way)?
Originally posted by ESB -1138
Shall I bring up the crappy to good game ratio for say the Playstation 2? The console that sells the most will have the most of everything; the great, the good, and the down right horrible. That simple.
right now the "very bad to average" reings supreme when it comes to the Wii.
I really want that to change, I rally do.... but apparentely Nintendo it's very busy selling Wii Sports to grampa and gramma to actually care.