Xponent on 06 January 2009
I genuinely believed that the Wii would be the market leader this generation. Motion controls felt so innovative; a natural progression for the industry, and although 1:1 controls did not transpire initially, it promised to transform the gaming landscape, expand the boundaries of what constitutes a game, and open up a whole new realm of possibility in gaming experiences.
I must admit, in some respects, the Wii has not quite met these lofty expectations, but I'm still pleased with how things have panned out thus far. With the balance board and motion plus, the tools are there. Certainly, the Wii's best years are ahead of it. More developer support however would go far to ensure that it meets its obvious potential.
