Groucho on 22 January 2009
If you're talking about JRPGs, there's honesty not a lot of extra engineering work to be done for a HD console, as opposed to the Wii or PS2. If you're talking WRPGs, where you can fiddle with the environment, and the world is open, there's a LOT of extra engineering work to be done on the HDs, merely because HD WRPGs (e.g.: Oblivion, Fallout 3) are really ambitious.
If Wii RPGs were that ambitious, they would require just as much work... maybe more, since meeting that kind of ambition with lesser hardware would entail a lot of low level engineering work.
