| Blue3 said: will know in 2010. Evey year that weak hardware will hurt it, as games use more PS3 and 360 power no one will want a wii version of it. |
I think it all comes down to games. For multiplatform games, I can see that to some degree. But if the Wii version has all of the other parts (good control, online play, same features, etc.), then it'll be a toss up. The problem I had last generation was that the Gamecube port of games was missing too many features to be worth picking up. So I usually got the Xbox or PS2 version. The thing we don't know will be the quality of the game. If the Wii version has the best control scheme, then that will make up for lack of graphic quality. Why else would CoD 3 on the Wii sell more than the PS3 version? It doesn't even have online play and no unlockables. I still can't figure out why anyone would buy the Wii version. I rented it and beat it in two days.
We'll just have to see how it works out. I would have picked up the Wii version of Spiderman, but it's just a shoddy game, so I passed. How many other people did the same thing?
-Darkness
