disolitude said:
think you are overstating the powers of the wii mote a little. Not everything can be done with it...I can't even control the camera in Soul Calibur legends and No more heroes... Wiimote does throw, aim-shoot and shake and thats about it. Besides, what makes you think that best developers form Capcom, Konami and Epic would bother to invest this effort to figure out how to center game design around a controller. I think they would rather make games with great visuals, great story and cutting edge gameplay no matter what controller is being used...
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Wiimote is good, the question is the button. Either add some more button or another analog stick or just developer haven't figured out the way to use the camera. "bother to invest this effort to figure out how to center game design around a controller" , actually they can't do much on controller before Wii released. Capcom actually done that, they(or Clover) figured out on how to do well with the controller as well as the game design(Okami, I mean PS2 version). Konami actually also put a lot of effort on controller and come out with something Revolutionary (PES 2008) that can't be done with previous control mechanism even PC(shooting with motion-sensing not button), that is not some stupid unresponsive EA style gameplay. The one who told you to play Godfather is just stupid, and we can't blame him because no one really develop a game for that genre on Wii because they thought Wii is just an amateur console. Godfather is just half-ass ported cross-platform game. If you want something good on Wii, like Portal, it actually can be done on Wii early even before they released on other platform. Just because they(the developer) thought Wii is a amateur console, so they don't really develop sophisticated gameplay on Wii, Portal doesn't need very good graphics, it can be done with at least Super Mario Galaxy or Metroid Prime 3 type graphics and release on Wii.
Try PES 2008, although they don't effort on pushing Wii's graphics. From IGN.
| 9.0 | Gameplay Pro Evo has changed the game of soccer, hopefully forever. Pointer control blends speed and fluidity with unprecedented strategy, and it’s an extremely rewarding innovation. |
| 9.0 | Lasting Appeal Online, Wii-mote player trading, Wii Connect 24 team data sharing, Mii mode, Chaimpions Mode, full team/player editor, leagues, and cup play. Wow. |
For experiencing gameplay, I would also recommend Warioware(almost fully use Wiimote potential), SMG, Z&W(is 3rd person, but no killing, you probably won't like it.Excellent puzzle, thou).
No More Heroes is great with the Excellent killing mechanic or control, this is how you should kill in a game. It can't never(I am not talking about Wiimote's potential) be 1 on 1, mainly because you are not a Swordman, you don't have swordsmanship, how can you do it better when it is 1 on 1 control? Especially when you need to do some special skills, are you going to flip over the console? Hell No.
If you considered traditional is good, that will be Pinball Hall of Fame: The Williams Collection & Mercury Meltdown Revolution, this is excellent example how smaller game can be good on Wii. How can a Pinball game be good and get above 80 score?Well, good physics and real life like control. However for your style, I don't think that your taste at all, so don't buy it.
Back to the topics, Wii & PS3 are the two mysterious console, what can it really do, we really don't know. However, we at least know what Wii can do for some already. It's gimmick, a good gimmick, a gimmick that will become a natural control someday. PS3 is remained mystery, Lair told us it is not good at motion-sensing, GTA IV told us it need to be toned down to 620P, Haze told us exclusive won't make good graphics and gameplay, cross-platform told us it will have more bugs, freeze and framerate issue. What $ony brings us is just a more expensive console & disappointment. PS3 really is the SHIT, however the bad one.
Poor PS3 Sales Means Smaller Losses
"Actually, because the number of units sold was not as high as we hoped, the loss was better than our original expectation," Quotes from Sony’s CFO Nobuyuki Oneda.







