| mrstickball said: How do we even know that you can't move a character in NATAL? I mean...You could always do this thing called 'walking in place' to move your character. Do we have any media from MH3 and DQX that show that you'll actually be swinging a sword to attack characters in either game, or are you merely basing this on opinion? My point is that we're almost 3 years into the Wii's life cycle, and there are only a minute handful of games to be released that use the WiiMote in any sort of relevant fashion to a more hardcore fashion involving wars, fantasy, or other topics that have been on the 360/PS3 for years. Just from my perspective, but I'd rather take a motion-activated Mass Effect, Oblivion, Fallout or Kingdom Under Fire over a Dragon Quest at this point in time...Especially given the Wii's penchant for a lack of gritty, mature titles. |
walk in place? well, it's taste i guess, personally i wouldn't like it
do you remember Soul Calibur Legends!? the s 1st fighter that got to RPG for Wii, supposed to have sword-fighting, this is where i realised how far Wii-remote is from perfect motion control, and that title failed because Wii Remote wasn't accurate enough (was waggle basically), and it was the time mature titles start to fail on Wii and party titles start to sell
a SoulCalibur Legends 2 with WM+ would now sell it's millions i believe
i agree with that, although we have some and they are great games, most from Nintendo, developers prefered to choose the Ps3/Xbox360 road for Assasin's Creed, Re5 and this kind of great titles, watching first the graphics and then the rest..... so Nintendo can't do the mature titles job alone
LoL, we are out of topic i think, but what i say is that if you take into account the inaccuracy of Wii-remote (which did not allowed RPG with sword motion control) and the weak for the time graphics, Nintendo did everything possible with the Wii-remote
Nintendo is simply a lot different from MS/Sony, and it's not simple to copy Nintendo, it's like a cowturn
don't mind my username, that was more than 10 years ago, I'm a different person now, amazing how people change ^_^
