I clearly said "many"

Soriku said: brute said: Soriku said: brute said: Soriku said: I wish Capcom would bring a DMC to Wii (not 4). Maybe if they make a DMC5... i dont think DMC would work really well on wii Why not? You could swing the WIi Remote for the sword (Nero/Dante aren't too fast anyway) and point with the pointer for the gun. Or you could just use regular buttons.   why i say this is because this is a fast action games that will require you to swing your arm alot and alot will get tired and some of them might get pain in their arms The Wii has buttons you know.

if it's just going to use buttons, then why even bother putting it on the wii?

 after all the wii is all about them motion controls.

Signed, although i really don't care...

Soriku said: brute said: Soriku said: brute said: Soriku said: I wish Capcom would bring a DMC to Wii (not 4). Maybe if they make a DMC5... i dont think DMC would work really well on wii Why not? You could swing the WIi Remote for the sword (Nero/Dante aren't too fast anyway) and point with the pointer for the gun. Or you could just use regular buttons.   why i say this is because this is a fast action games that will require you to swing your arm alot and alot will get tired and some of them might get pain in their arms The Wii has buttons you know.

well a game without motion snesing on wii isnt really a wii game

Troll_Monster said: Soriku said: brute said: Soriku said: brute said: Soriku said: I wish Capcom would bring a DMC to Wii (not 4). Maybe if they make a DMC5... i dont think DMC would work really well on wii Why not? You could swing the WIi Remote for the sword (Nero/Dante aren't too fast anyway) and point with the pointer for the gun. Or you could just use regular buttons.   why i say this is because this is a fast action games that will require you to swing your arm alot and alot will get tired and some of them might get pain in their arms The Wii has buttons you know. if it's just going to use buttons, then why even bother putting it on the wii? after all the wii is all about them motion controls.

 Why would you always use the motion controls . Mario galaxy hardly uses it and belongs to the bests games of last year. 

Next to that you could use it as a pointer ( as seen in pes 2008 playmaker) 

yeah but TOS is not like DMC that will require you to swing the wii-remote alot

yeah its growing real fast,i hope it gets noticed i really like bionic commando

let's do a bet end of the day ( GMT time ) how much people did sign I say 2000.

Soriku said: Troll_Monster said: Soriku said: brute said: Soriku said: brute said: Soriku said: I wish Capcom would bring a DMC to Wii (not 4). Maybe if they make a DMC5... i dont think DMC would work really well on wii Why not? You could swing the WIi Remote for the sword (Nero/Dante aren't too fast anyway) and point with the pointer for the gun. Or you could just use regular buttons.   why i say this is because this is a fast action games that will require you to swing your arm alot and alot will get tired and some of them might get pain in their arms The Wii has buttons you know. if it's just going to use buttons, then why even bother putting it on the wii?   A little something called sales. If there was a DMC for Wii, I'm sure it'll use the motion controls one way or another, but I'm just answering the best way possible. That's like saying why is ToS: KoR on the Wii when it uses mostly buttons. Sales of course.

 ToS:KoR is really just a port of ToS with just a new story which continues from the ToS, so either way their is money to be easily made from something that didn't cost as much to make, I just hope the game is decent cuz I liked the first one, also I hope it supports the gamecube controller.

As for Sales, DMC would do so much better on the 360 and PS3 because that's were the market is when it comes to the type of people who like DMC it's for this reason that it's being made only for the PS3 and 360, if at all the wii may get some on rails sword/gun action with the DMC flavour, just like what capcom have done with RE5 and RE:UC

Not to pick on you Fazz, but this is exactly why online petitions are worthless. They take no effort to sign, and therefore aren't a good measure of how much the goal of the petition is actually supported.