Sketchy source, thoughMy Beautiful Katamari Wii is all but confirmed.

 256 system

256 graphics.

The system memory is fast enough to be faster than the majority of the memory on the 360 tho. 

RSX has access to all 500mg, did you buy the xsbot fud dude.

 plus Cell can help with the graphics.

Yup, and Yup. You said system memory. The CPU can only access 256meg. So it only has 256 meg system memory tho. I assure you, I know what I"m talking about.

EDIT: The graphics card has access to ~500megs of memory. The Processor can not access the memory on the Graphics chip tho. It's not really bad, because most stuff never uses more than 100-200megs of memory, unless you are doing a 3D game, and then that is graphics memory, wich it could use all ~500megs. 

should have said system ram.

I got DBZ last year. My 3rd Wii game. When I failed to get one at launch (never think you can just waltz up at the last minute at launch no matter WHERE you live!) as well as failed to get Zelda (they had a stack of 9 in the case at launch but they were all snatched up right before my eyes to give to waiting customers. AARRRGH!) I saw a lot of DBZ up there on the shelves. Wondered why are there so many of this game?

After I got my Wii and Zelda finally I went back to the store to that game that caught my eye at launch & picked it up blind. Read no reviews, saw no previews. I thought it was in line with the Budokai series I played of my friend's. Hadn't really kept up with the series so didn't know this was whole new series, engine, and developer. I just thought "got Wii Sports to play with my family, got Zelda for the solo experience, now I need a complex multiplayer game me and my friends can get down with" Almost thought about getting Marvel Alliance but that DBZ: Budokai Tenkaichi 2 stuck in my mind when I saw it at launch all plentiful on the shelves. I just wanted a solid fighter to diversify my library and represent one of my gaming moods. I liked DBZ so even if the game wasn't the very best I thought I could get some enjoyment out of it purely due to the license.

Wow. I wasn't expecting how good this game turned out to be. Totally took me by surprise. Adding in motion sensing to pull off special moves and flying and all that. Brilliant! Though it can be played with GC or classic controller I've never played with anything else but the Wiimote and probably never will.

An unsung title in Wii's lineup. VERY good. People talk about nothing to play on Wii are just fronting. This game right here really got all the gameplay and variety of modes you need. And it's so well-done and true to the series. Fans of DBZ made this game you can tell.

I even shared my impression on it on Popzart.

http://www.popzart.com/?page=view&topic=431

If they do with Tekken 6 what they did with DBZ new life will be breathed into the franchise believe me. And yes that WOULD be a blow to Sony if that PS exclusive left the Sony house. Or at least visited another house.

John Lucas 

You need to actually read what people write.  Nobody is going to claim Wii can run an arcade-perfect Tekken 6 because that's stupid, but if they wanted to port over the game with crappier graphics and other modifications necessary to get it to run, of course they could do it.  What you want to argue is that porting it to the Wii would result in a much inferior version, not that it couldn't be done.  Hell, someone even made GTA for the NES.

...or Splinter Cell on mobile phones, for that matter...

Yup, said it perfectly :)

I loved DOA2 on the PS2 - we played it to death. Not to mention Soul Calibre on the DC (or Fighting Vipers/Fighters Megamix on the Saturn!). I have been extremely unimpressed with "next-gen" fighting games, cos they are basically the same game as was released 10years ago. Even the extra graphics barely alter it.

The Wii could do a great Tekken, and it may just be 10x better than any arcade/PS3 build. 

I hate tekken. It's always been a button masher in my eyes.

 I liked Soul Calibur, though.