Sega DETERMINED to “CRACK core gaming” on Wii -- Madworld sold well enough!

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Cobretti2 said:

Well for me a AAA core game would be something that:

- has a deep story line.
- is 40hours +.
- is visuals and even more so artistic directions are important.
- has excellent wii controls.
- blood is fine (but not over the top like madworld because fun enough not many people like that kind of thing).


I would mind a FPS or an RPG with online offcourse as they are lacking.


Maybe something in a sci-fi world where you fly around go to planets, do trading etcs... have to fight some bad buys, save someone (NOT PEACH she is being kindnapped too many times - stupid blonde), whilst there is still a mian story to it all. All those side things would help you in your quest to finish the main story. ONLINE OFFCOURSE

FPS with third person as an option or vice versa. Must have online multiplayer, decent amount of modes, LAN MODE too. alot of variety of guns, vehicles. NOT IN WAR SETTING, TOO MANY OF THESE GAMES.

TO ADD:

like few people already said, lack of advertising and shelf space dedicated to core wii games. It is like the shops want them to fail so they can push the other hardware to core gamers only.

Just so you know, most games defined as "AAA core games" this gen are generally not 40 hours plus, are lacking in the deep story generally its just good, and visuals are usually "ZOMG amazing" when they're highly detailed past the point the Wii is capable, generally if the Wii has great graphics its very artistic and won't obtain the 10/A+/5stars on graphics review because of it, weird I know but reading reviews that's generally how it goes for all games, realism seems to make people go wow and art makes people go that looks good, see Muramasa, any Tim Shafer game, and XIII. 

Really not trying to rain on the parade but thats how most reviews go and "AAA" is usually seen as good reviews across the board. 

Honestly though 40+ is the usual standard for RPGs 20+ is for most other genres and 10+ for FPS.  All of which are very obtainable just put the rest of your list behind it and you'll have an excellent game despite what some sites may say.  Reviews are just another opinion to help you base a purchase, the "AAA" thing is usually for trying to say "my game is better then yours" which is pointless since it's all opinion.