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naznatips on 14 June 2007
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Legend11 said:
Smashchu said:

GOD WILL YOU STFU!!!! I don't even know if your making a point anymore. You just post a thousand post about people using ther Unreal 3 engine. It's a good engine. Shut up. He is also right that after you get an engine, you STILL have more development to do. All it does is set up the for ground. You have to do all the rest. Just helps. That's all. But hey, it can also be used for Wii games as well as any other system so yeah.

But, he is right, I wouldn't doubt a drought in 2009. Many of the game you listed will probobly be released in 2008. We don't know what will be released in 2009 as of now. With how long it takes developers to make 360/PS3 games, it wouldn't be a surprise if they dried up for a while and a lot of Wii gamnes came up only for a slew of 360/PS3 games to apper. It's a possibility. Will it happen? Maybe not. But, it could.


I basically proved a point that developers are still making games for the 360 and PS3 dispite now knowning that the Wii is a success. Those developers could have easily simply not licensed that engine and instead moved over development of the games in question onto the Wii, and they chose not to do that. And now you come in and tell me to to shut up and that games could dry up for the 360 and PS3 because of the success of the Wii, seriously I think you missed the point I was making completely.


Of course, you're still assuming that them licensing the Unreal Engine means that the game they licensed it for was their biggest game.  One of the benefits of the Unreal Engine is that it makes development a lot easier.  Obviously you are correct that it means some sort of game is being made, but who knows what kind/how big/how much effort is being commited to it.