| vdoesntforgive said: Why is Red Steel 2 under vaporware? |
Because despite being confirmed, Ubisoft has said nothing about it being developed and for all intended purposes the game remaining in indefinite hiatus.
how is this list pathetic?
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| Onimusha12 said: Because despite being confirmed, Ubisoft has said nothing about it being developed and for all intended purposes the game remaining in indefinite hiatus.
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Didn't they confirm to be working on it like... right after E3?
| woopah said: how is this list pathetic? |
Its largely second tier games and as a whole pales in comparison to the lineups of the PC/360/PS3. I have a feeling support for the Wii isn't going to get much better.
Developers seem to dislike being limited by the Wii's abilities despite the obvious draw backs of HD gaming and since HD is the inevitable standard, why not push it now and make it work. Even then, the Wii represents everything third party developers thought they left behind when the Playstation took over the market, an industry controlled by the consoles. Now that a console is once again the driving force of consumer appeal, developers are fearful of losing control over the market. The Wii has everything working against it with the obvious exception of sales.
While I enjoy the Wii I'm counting the years till the Wii 2 appears and hopefully balances out the equation.
I don't know what's more frustrating, the games the Wii isn't getting or the fact that people are actually content with this list.
It's obvious the Wii is going to miss out on the must have hardcore titles this generation. And what multiplats the Wii is getting will be graphically gimped if not flat out broken, god forbid the Wii version be made the standard like the PS2 was last gen. Maybe if they actually put more than a hundred bucks and five people on any one Wii port they could actually make good games like we saw even last generation on the gamecube or PS2.
I don't know what's more dellusional, the people who think anyone will actually ever give a shit about the PS3 or the people who actually think must-have third party support will ever grace the Wii outside the fluke of Monster Hunter 3. And spare me the whole "but the Wii has de blob, tenchu 4 and some other second tier game that will never sell more than 300k."
I agree with you Onimusha, I share the same feeling. Some fanboys here are deluded thinking Wii will get better support. In fact, I think not even Nintendo is going to release many more games, possibly up to 10 more Wii games until the end of gen (end of 2012), with 3-4 being core games and the rest quick casual ones.
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