“Obviously, it’s easier to replicate the sensation of boarding on the Wii because we have the balance board, but with the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 there’s a whole culture behind our sport and you can see that in the amount of clothes and boards and customization options in the game. Now that I have the knowledge and I can speak to programmers better and I understand a lot more about what’s possible and what’s not possible, this will all help with the next game.” - Shaun White

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“We have not announced any plans for future projects with Shaun.” - Ubisoft rep

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maybe he should just spend more time on the Wii verson. The visuals were underachieved on the Wii, they could have done a much better job.

"maybe he should just spend more time on the Wii verson. The visuals were underachieved on the Wii, they could have done a much better job."

But they could have been a hell of a lot worse.

Very cool. The first one is so much fun (I've only played the Wii version.), I'd definitely pick up sequel.

ha oh what should we praise companies now becuase they didn't do as shitty as they could have.

You obviously weren't there at the Ubiday debacle. We thought Ubisoft was shitting on the Wii with no effort. Then it turned out the final result ran and played smoothly (what I've read about, so it's not just me using my opinion, since I don't have the game), and even their Dogz game turned out to actually use the Wii's tech.

This game could look better, but the result showed that they were actually doing something with the Wii, and now that it's the bestselling version, they'll work harder on the next version.

The Wii game has been reviewed highly for it's visuals. A lot of people are saying that the techinically strong and nicely stylized Wii graphics look way better than the dull, if realistic, HD versions.

Anyways, that 40% should go up quite a bit over time, as the HD versions drop and Road Trip keeps up some massive legs.

What a sequel so soon?? I hope they dont start milking their successful franchises this fast. Why do developers who see that a successful product was achieved, start releasing like 1219280 games of the franchise every year. Looks like they didnt learn from EA.

^ You know games take a while to develop right? If they start now the new one could come out next Christmas or even in 2010.

I heard the Wii version is fun with the balance board. I might get it.