freebs2 said:
psychoBrew said:
freebs2 said:
MaxwellGT2000 said:
freebs2 said:
Goldeneye for sure. Call of duty is not an experience meant to be on wii....I don't know conduit 2 but I tried the 1st and it sucked to me...
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Que? How is an FPS that has the same content and better controls not meant to be on Wii 
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Because the COD is developed on HD consoles in the first place, so the content of the game is designed to take advantege of the HD consoles capabilities, a port to wii will even have better controls (I belive that) but any other aspect of the game will be made to be as much similar as the HD version, the easiest example, cod in single player relies much on the "cinematic" feel it gives, this can't obviously work as well as on wii. While in a game designed for the wii from the ground-up like Goldneye, game and level design are polished keeping on mind the wii capabilities, the resulty will be more probably better.
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CoD was developed on the PC in the first place. I don't know what they were thinking when they thought the game would work on the consoles.
Go play your cinematic feel. I'd rather play a video game.
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I'd rather too play the game, in fact I'm not a big fan of the cod series... I just consider this point, since COD3 I haven't seen very notable differences in desing or gameplay mechanics while each new game gets a big graphical treatment to make the game look more realistic....also the 1st and 2nd cod were developed for PC, since the 3rd their attention has gone to PC and HD consoles equally because, it's a matter of fact, on consoles they can sell more.
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Well, it's not like there's a lead platform. Each has their own development team, and the Wii has been slowly gaining more and more resources from Activision for CoD games. MWR actually looked pretty good. The story was terrible though, and I thought it actually detracted from the game itself. I enjoyed WaW's single player much more, at least up until the Russian missions where it became much too sequenced. Still, my favorite CoD was the first one. They've gone down hill ever since.
