| Yojimbo said: Gameplay and Graphics both are important. The most important thing are games and Wii and PS3 does not have it. The Wiimote..different gameplay does not make it up for all the games that cant come to the Wii, it seems like the gamecube all over again. No AC,CoD4,GTA,RE5...RE4 came to gamecube, Burnout Paradise and on. PS3 does not have games either it has 3rd party games but most of them are inferior to the 360 version. Sony made to advanced machine and the developers are having hard times with it and it lacks exclusives. But I think all of them are nextgen consoles and Sony is not left behind if we look at the hardware it has motionsensor,graphics,online......PS3 offers more then the 360. The console that have made least changes from last gen is the 360. |
You make it seem like those games are truly what next gen is. What's have they done to revolutionize the industry into the next level? Graphics? What a joke. Mario 64 is a perfect example of a jump into the next generation of gaming because it pioneered what true 3D meant. Now we're in the 3D world and hardly anyone every uses that motto anymore because we're used to it. All those games you mentioned are fantastic games that deserve a lot of attention but they in no way, shape or form have changed the industry the way Nintendo is with the Wiimote, rather they are sticking with what's an easy sale since people seem to like to play the same all the time. I truly believe that the wiimote has the potential to innovate gaming again but it's gonna take a bit for someone that can come up with an original way to use it. Hopefully it'll be someone other than Nintendo cuz its pretty sad that everyone blames their library for not being that great and that's not Nintendo's fault, rather the 3rd parties for wanting to cash in fast.
