No offense but i seriously hope you are wrong. If 3rd party developers are waiting for this, then it means that the next good games would should be expecting will only be released two years from now.

I'd like to think that many brilliant games are in development and that the Conduit is just the first out of the gates. If this game is as good as people are saying i think it will sell. Firstly because there are just not so many good FPS on the Wii, and though i agree that most FPS players will have be 360 owners, i think many Wii owners wouldn't mind getting their hands on a good FPS again.

Some people also underestimate the number of PS360 owners that also own a Wii on the side that probably collects dust. Even they can't deny there is something great about a good FPS with strong Wii controls. I don't see this game selling 6 million copies, but i am hoping for at least RE4 heights if the game gets good reviews. 

Get back on topic folks.

Kool.. The Wii is very efficient, just has a lack of horsepower


Go play crysis

you are right.. i've read a lot of posts made here by developers claiming, after vigorous research, that the wii is indeed as efficient as a lightbulb

I've just given out the second warning of the thread.

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Don't reply to me, don't reply to the other off-topic comments, just get back on the topic and stay there.

Well Sqrl, I like Maple Syrup on my pancakes


Oh right, on topic.

scrandomnumbers said: I want to see some VERY complex puzzles with the ASE. Not just the basic find the invisible bomb, or open the door type puzzles we have been seeing so far.

I agree with this statement. But more importantly, I want those puzzles to let their presence be known. My biggest fear so far is that you'll be pulling that thing out every five feet to shine it on a wall just in case. I don't want to be bogged down by constant wall searching. As long as it usually makes some sort of sense when you need to pull your scanner out, I'll be happy.

stof: From all the videos I've seen, You get a little symbol of the ASE in one of the corners of the screen that tells you that there is a puzzle around.. So it won't bog the player down I don't think..

It tells you when you need to use it, I'm not sure about the invisable bombs but from the wall puzzles it tells you.  There may be more secret stuff, I know they've said there will be hidden objects and enemies, and things to find on each level.  So lots of extras and it all sounds pretty good to me.

I want a decent number of hours of storymode gameplay - 10-15 would be good. 8 minium.

Second: Awesome online play. It may not compare to what's on the HD consoles but for most Wii owners that won't matter.

Third: Split screen multiplayer - Okay, not happening. Maybe in Conduit 2 then.


Just by the nature of Wii owners I doubt this will have a huge first week. However it should be like RE4 and sit on the charts for a couple years (like CoD4 would have if not for CoD5) and chart upwards of 2m. It'll be a huge hit for HVS and they have sequels. Red Steel 2 will also do well but I don't see Wii supporting a lot of FPS like the HD consoles do.

Next I want HVS to make Super Mario Paintball which will sell 15m

In a interview they said it will have a 10 hour long singleplayer not including trying to find the extras and such.  Which for a shooter is quite the accomplishment (this gen atleast it used to be unacceptable in past gens) if it turns out to take that long.  I don't think you should question online multiplayer, I mean Wii speak, custom controls, and no friend codes, really that boosts the enjoyment I had with MoH:H2 ten times alone.  Then add in the awesome weapons and such it should turn out to be pretty good.