I Aggree. Bring that baby to the Wii !!

One thing that I am still wondering about is, wtf is that matrix-style part in the TGS (or whatever) trailer. I wonder where they're going with the story. At some points that trailer reminded me more of a DMC game than RE.

There are some commonalities, though.  For instance, the enemies are most certainly infected with the Las Plagas parasite from RE4.  I wouldn't be surprised if, later on in the game, they mixed the Plaga with the series trademark T-Virus--now THAT could add some fear!

In the trailer, Chris also mentions that they 'are acting like those Ganado from the Kennedy report.'

@People missing Wii controls: Remember, Capcom hinted that the Wii may see its' own exclusive installment in the series a year or two after RE5 is out the door.

Speaking of the control issue, for me, it was defnitely an adjustment to play the game with analog sticks (especially with the changes to the control scheme, like having separate buttons for 'run' and 'action'), and I would prefer Wii controls, but I'm perfectly capable of getting great enjoyment out of analog sticks.

No, he's saying that the controls do not suffer from having to use analog sticks.

The best control for FPS on any console right now is UT3 on PS3 only, and yet I somehow find a way to enjoy Wii and PS3 games that don't use keyboard and mouse.

I actually prefer analog now because I'm used to it.  I don't think the Wii IR is accurate enough.

Howso?

He wants to be able to shoot every single cell of the enemies' bodies. Pixel accuracy is for casuals :P

Heh, no, I just feel like I have more control with the analog. I haven't played CoD5 but I hear the controls are similar or worse than MoH:H2 which I did play. I also played MP3. It's not bad, I just think it needs a little tweaking.

Also, when playing RE:UC, I wished so much for a real light gun rather than relative aiming. A mouse and analog stick is also relative, but it would be nice to be able to aim directly at where you want to shoot instead of just guiding the IR like a mouse or analog. When compared to analog and mouse, it uses the same principle of having to guide your pointer (or screen) relative to where you are currently, and I just don't feel like it's more accurate than analog and not close to a mouse yet.

Edit:  And it's certainly not enough to trash a game because it's not on Wii.  If RE5 was on Wii, I'd still get the PS3 version.

I see.

Regarding "real light guns", check out Ghost Squad which did it properly. From wiki:

Pointer calibration is pretty standard in most games that use it, all the way back to Twilight Princess.

The accuracy of the Wii remote's IR pointer is as tight as you could ask for, and it is certainly much faster than an analog stick.

Yeah, I wonder when they'll release the first Wii FPS which allows for GC/classic controller as well as Wiimote for online play. It should be interesting to see how much ownage happens there.