We dont know how first party games should have looked like late 2007 if Microsoft didnt kill it. I am not going to get tehnical can nothing about that. Look at God of War 2 looks pretty good to be on a console that launched 2000 that is 6-7 years ago. Xbox survived only for 4 years there is a lot of untaped power.

I don't think any sort of tape would have made the xbox perform better...

*(untapped... I'm really not trying to be a dick, I realize that since your profile says you're from Sweden English is probably not your first language)

@leo,

Seriously, just stop, you are making yourself look foolish. 1st year Xbox games have nothing on the Wii.

Red Steel 2. Either that or a game that Gearbox strongly hinted at in this interview: http://wii.ign.com/articles/837/837092p2.html. Both are produced by Ubisoft.

Dang it. Maybe I should read the entire thread before I post lol.

Cut it leo. Just because you have been around for a while, doesn't mean you are exempt from the same rules everyone else follows.

No trolling please - if you want to prove this point, try adding some argument/facts to your statement. 

Since this is so unexpected, I'll say that the game is Crusin' and those screens and videos are just to hide it from us until they are ready to show the real game. ;)

The point isn't to make the Wii as graphically powerful as the other consoles of this generation. That won't happen.

 But let's say you are making a game for 360 and PS3. A graphical monster with the Unreal 3 engine. If you decide you'd like to release a Wii version of the game, the port becomes a lot easier if you can use the same engine on the Wii platform as well. The Wii version won't look as good, but you won't have to redo a bunch of work you've already done.

 This is being done for developers who want to produce multiplatform games. It makes it easier and cheaper for them, and makes Epic's engine competitive with the Gamebryo engine (of Oblivion fame), which is also coming to Wii. If Epic doesn't port Unreal 3 over to Wii, the Gamebryo engine will be the natural choice for developers who want to release a game on all 3 platforms.

"It's their own port, in the same way Ubisoft brought Unreal Engine 2 to the Wii."

Are the porting the engine, or porting a game that's made on U3E? If it's the latter, it does narrow it down. Could even be Last Remnant, since it's S-E's first major multiplatform game that I remember. 

you people are no fun...