scottie said:
RayRay102 said:
We all know the success of the Wii is squarely because of the combination of the Wiimote and a stellar lineup of games. I am very happy for Nintendo's Success. And one thing is for certain, by the end of the generation it will have the vast majority of 3rd party core releases, just as the underpowered PS2 did. Also, we don't all care wether a new Mario game or a new Zelda game will have HD graphics, because artistic direction is much more important that number of pixels.
So my question to Nintendo diehard fans is, if we can rewind the clock, do you wish Nintendo would just release beast of a console with HD graphics comparable to Sony an Microsoft with just a stardard control pad? Or you are perfectly fine with Nintendo decision to go with something new and get all the casual onboard but have xbox 1 graphics.
I wish Nintendo would have done both when they release the Wii back in 2006. I want my Zelda with Fable 2 graphics and Mario with Banjo graphics. Oh, maybe with all the money Nintendo is making these days, they will finally give that to us in the Wii 2.
Mario Kart Wii is still the most fun game this generation. Now imagine Mario Kart in 1080P!
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That first paragraph of yours was a nightmare, but it's fixed now.
So now to answer you questions.
I am glad that Nintendo went for innovation instead of graphics
The Wii is not for casuals, I will laugh at you when you are forced to buy one to play all the core 3rd party games that it'll get by the end of gen
The Wii does not have xbox 1 graphics, it's graphics are noticeably better
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What the heck are you talking about. The Wii only has Nintendo games that sell and only a few third party games sell. And most of the 3rd party games that sell are like Carnival games and Sonic Mario at the Olympic. Please, have you even considered games like L4D, Fallout 3, Resident Evil 5, SF4, GTA4, are impossible for the wii unless they dumbed it down like Dead Rising. I like the Wii, I even said that, but you are soo wrong in regard to my first paragraph.
