| famousringo said: I've seen Suda say that he wants to use WM+, and I've seen him say that he might use WM+. I have never seen a statement that he definitively will not use it, or even probably won't use it. When a No More Heroes 2 trailer was released back in May, it included a trademark for Wii MotionPlus: http://nintendodpad.com/Welcome/News/Entries/2009/5/31_No_More_Heroes_2_to_have_Motion_Plus.html "More control over your character’s movements is never a bad thing, so when we saw the end of the debut trailer of No More Heroes: Desperate Struggle, we were excited to see the MotionPlus logo at the bottom of the screen. This may not be 100% proof that the title will support the peripheral, but it comes as close as you can get without an official statement. Even with moves not being 1:1, it’s great to have added precision of what direction you are starting your swing at." As for no more No More Heroes on Wii, I'm not sure a single platform or even a single generation needs three installments in a franchise, anyway. That's a good way to burn out an IP. I think the best thing to do would be to either put out a handheld game or let it simmer until the next generation of hardware. |
I'm not sure really, i must be thinking of the conduit? (a game that was said that it would have WM+ but didn't in the end)... just ignore it then LOL ;)
but i mean, Who wouldn't want more great games on their system? i'd love it if they made more of my favourite franchises :D
but i do understand what your saying, it wouldn't be very economic because most people wouldn't buy games of the franchise if there are too many in a short time, they'd probably get one game and be happy with that. it's like when you order pizza, why order three pizzas if your only gonna eat one? you'd just be throwing away the extra... of course in my case I'd eat every single one cuz i like it so much 
. same goes for NMH! lol
