Well, if i don' see it and don't believe in it. But i hope EA is serious this time. I hope they bring good games to the wii... which apparently is what companies are doing lately. Now that is a safe bet, way more good games will be coming to the wii.

I do hope the Godfather 2 comes to wii. The first one is amazing. I still play it from time to time... and i have finished the game 3 times already. Is just simply fun

Burnout on Wii than... that would be good...

Burnout has both casual and hardcore appeal. It just needs to look good and have both splitscreen and online multiplayer.

It would be a perfect match for the Wii and sell millions.

i know someone already replied to you but since you quoted me, i will quote you too lol.

i enjoyed burnout revenge on PS2, the crashes were fun, and if the wii version ( that is if they announce it) is atleast twice as good at crash physics as burnout revenge then i will be happy with it.

I'd also like to add that crashing on Burnout Paradise was very annoying after a while because you ALWAYS had to watch the entire thing. I think twesterm liked to call it being forced to watch a physics demo every time you made a mistake. It's a lot of fun for the first hour, then you wish you could just turn it off for rest of the damn game.

If the Wii version can't force you watch physics demos after every mistake, I'm say all for the better. =P

Don't act retarded. Every article pertaining to Dead Rising Wii says something along the lines of "Where are the zombies?" because there just aren't that many on screen. It may not be out yet, but don't act like you haven't seen the videos or seen the previews. If you honestly haven't, I'm telling you now to not get your hopes up for gameplay similar to the original.

Dead Space will probably be the same. Whether it be dumber AI, bad lighting (lighting is a big factor in the setting of the game) or less enemies on the screen, it's going to be a watered down version of the game..unless you expect it to have the same specs as the HD versions, barring the graphics. But then I'd call you delusional.

Yeah...because when the PS2 was out, it was under current tech. That what crash physics in a video game were at the time. If you want to pull that number, hell, I remember having fun with moon physics on Tony Hawk on PS1. Therefore, it's best that the PS1 get a port of the new Tony Hawk, because I want the experience to be the same as old times even though I could have it better?

Burnout Wii is going to be like the comparison of GRiD between the PS3 and 360 (you know, the fake one) where they showed the "360" as having super crash physics and the PS3 have crappy ones. Burnout Wii will be the PS3 more than likely

I have seen the videos of Dead Rising, but unlike some people I wait until the game's out and I've played it before I form an opinion. Otherwise I'd be talking out of my ass. ;)

With Dead Space, it hasn't even been announced whether it's a port or a new game entirely. If it is a port, there's no way of knowing how it will transfer to the Wii until it's *surprise* finished. You're just making negative speculations to try to bring the announcement down.

I don't think many people give games a fair chance before they form opinions about them ... Soon after a game is announced, long before any real information is released, they have decided to hype or bash a game and no ammount of reasoning will get them to look at it from another angle.

I don't think companies like EA or Capcom would start a project for any platform without expecting to produce a good (or better) game. Now, this doesn't mean that they don't produce bad games but it is typically that unforeseen problems arise and further development can not be justified. I could be wrong but I suspect that these companies were fully aware of how much processing power the Wii had before they started on projects like Dead Space and Dead Rising, and they probably had a plan to make a decent game within the limitations.

Obviously, these games will not be the same games that you played on the XBox 360 but that doesn't mean that they couldn't be good games ...

(Note: I'm not saying these games are good but dismissing them with limited information because one of the games doesn't have as many zombies on screen as an XBox 360 game is not particularly fair. )

You do know the Wii does physics really well, don't you?  Hell, EA created a franchise centered around the Wii's physics capabiltiies.

I don't think the physics are a problem for Burnout on Wii.

Polygon count and the amount of detailed damage generated by a crash may be reduced but the physics themselves will be fine.