ALKO said:
NorthStar said:
I do not think the number of exclusives is what i was talking about...it is more about what those Exclusives offer. If you want to ride around an cars with cartoony characters thowing god knows what at each other....or Play a fighting game that those same cartoony Characters beat the crap out of each other..or Play golf with those same Cartoony characters..then yes by all means Nintendo is definitly for you. I see that in the future most people can know what games they want to play. What i see coming from Nintendo does not really appeal to me. That means in no way does it suck it just means its not the system for me right now. For that reason a Higher priced 360 or PS3 is what will cater more to MY liking. I ended up Choosing a PS3 just because I would be kicking my self in the ass in 5 years if I never got the next Metal Gear, God of War or Final Fantasy...I am sure the PS3 is going to have games i like. the 360 will too, but for now I had to choose. But Wii really never crosses my mind as my main system. So really with so few games out for PS3 right now i still play it way more than the Wii (Zelda or Metroid might change that a little) |
that's is because i speak of wiimote!! ps3 and x360 can have good few esclusives... MGS4,FF13,DM4 ect... but people get boring of these games... they need real fresh games...and gameplay... success of DS is a proof. and ONLY nintendo can give these games to us...because of touch and because of real 3d pad.(i played motorstorm with 6axis...crappy....) EVERY games on a nintendo console are a esclusives!! IMO this is the reason why nintendo is selling so well... you may say:"people will get boring of new gameplay soon,wii is a fad..." maybe... success of DS is a proof. |
Just depends on the game. Sixaxis in motorstorm sucks (fortunately, you can just use analog instead). I don't need to bring up all the Wii games that don't control well (red steel...oops). We'll see how Lair and Warhawk control. So far, flOw is the best use of sixaxis. That game is a small work of art for $8.
