I can see Rocketpig is on fire today. Keep up the good work.

@Rocketpig: For the Wii online, i'd like to point out that it shares a common problem with PC online, which is that the devs are in control of what the online play will be like and how it's featured. In the end, this is also a matter of game budget.

@jneul: And you think the devs will be happy with Move? You know what's are big problems for Move?
It breaks the compatibility between PS3 and 360, so they either have to focus on pad controls of both platforms separately.
In online play, if either control system is giving advantage over another, they have to aid/cripple the other method to make the play fair. Sounds simple, but it isn't.

And what Rocketpig is talking about is, that the installbase for Move isn't likely going to be big. If the games being ported from Wii aren't getting people to buy a Wii, they aren't going to get people to buy Move either, not to talk about PS3 and Move.

Than if you really are, I'm sure you can find better ways to spend your time than actually going around aimlessly flaiming poeple.

My prefered controller (with Wiimote inside.)

The reason there arn't more 3rd party games being made for wii is mostly due to the fact that 3rd party titles do not sell on wii.  If they made a mario warfare or yoshi: combat evolved they may be able to sell some.  Well ok that's a lie, because wii appeals to casual gamers and children (mostly) so a hardcore shooter is never going to sell on wii anyway.

Honestly it's too early to say if developers will jump on board with move, but remember there is nothing stopping them from adding move support to a game that uses standard controls too.  It doesn't have to be a case of one or the other.

Totally agree, light gun Shooters are best on wii....as they only work on Wii.

For real shooters, unless the reticle is dead center then it ain't a real shooter, but a light gun shooter with the ability to move around.
I say this because a real shooter doesn't need bounding boxes in order to turn the camera, a real shooter gives the user direct control of the camera hence the reticle being dead center each and every time.

@eggs2see: Actually, that's the fallacy that prevents the devs from succeeding on Wii. They think that the games need no substance.

Nothing prevents the devs from adding Move support, but if the games just support Move, without being exclusive to it, this prevents Move from succeeding. And that's why the success of Move depends on what kind of games Sony is putting on it.

PC beats Wii and any other console by a mile, I mean, how tiring and unattractive will it be to hold the wii mote aloft for hours?

Well let's compare pc vs wii for fpses:

On the pc we have:
- most accurate control scheme
- best looking graphics among all platforms

On the wii we have:
- inferior version of mouse which can't even turn properly
- worst graphics among all current gen platform

So yeah that must be making the best shooter platform today :D And this superiority is certainly proven when you check how many 80+ ranked shooters the Wii has.

@Zledeji: Actually, Wii Remote is more accurate than a mouse.

Snappy comeback.

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But do you know what really makes me happy at the end of the day? Irritating people like you.