I think spyborgs will be good, but the problem is the market is sooooo sided to "play this game with your mother" type games that we are craving for something a little on the darker side.

Businesses do not ignore customer pools of close to 30 million for long. They have been caught off guard since every “expert” predicted failure for the Wii and more recently constant predictions that the bubble would burst. In addition they have not come close to figuring out who all these people are or what they want. Only Nintendo and Malstrom seem to have a handle on that.

It's just a matter of time to when some  brighter  producer takes a chance and puts out a good solid mature game that looks and plays as good as SMG. Then the huge Wii customer base, starving for such fare, pops a quick 10% attach rate, the game sells 2.5 - 3 million copies. The producer, with the Wii's lower development costs, pockets obscene profits.

Then all hell breaks loose.

 As far as I understand, this game isn't even released yet. How would you know what the humor of the game is without playing?

 Did you travel back in time from the future, where everyone speaks broken english? ;) Just kidding =)

The OP of this thread's username has the perfect response to this thread.

Oh snap!

We'll see this year at E3 if there will be any or not, but I'm inclined to agree with the O.P.

*patiently awaits hanging*

Get with the program ... The only games that are important are science fiction shooters that take place in destroyed city environments where you fight aliens or monsters, and the only colors you're allowed to use are brown and grey.

Come on, Bionic Games is breaking way too many rules with Spyborgs and should stop trying to be "Creative" or "Original" and they shouldn't even bother trying to produce satirical game.

Ohhh! Sorry! You're absolutely right. I'll try to remember that for the next time.

Funny, sounds like corporate brainwashing in real life has seeped into games, the way you explained the status quo =) ll greys and browns, just like a corporate office building, and the be like everyone else mentality.

I'll have to paint our dev studio orange and green =) 

So many bitter tears, LOL!
Really, there's not much more to say with every single of those threads.
I enjoy the bitter tears though, even from "Wii fans". These are comedy gold.

 Are you kidding? If Megaman had not its long history as a hardcore game since the 80's but was seeing its first game made today you could be talking about it the same way you are talking about Spyborgs as Megaman is really cartoonish and kiddie looking.

Have some faith, Spyborg may not have a graphical style that won you over immediately but it does look very interesting and its developer's pedigree is encouraging.

Maybe in 20 years time you will be ranting about some new cartoonish kiddie game, complaining that you wanted a new Spyborg... but then maybe you will have matured by then.