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Forums - Gaming - Nintendo's best Wii games would all be better on PS360

Senlis on 10 March 2009
Gamerace said:
With the exception of Zelda I don't see how any of these games would be improved by HD graphics (except obviously would look better on big HD screens). They are all cartoony anyway and a few more polygons really wouldn't make a difference.

Better online, DLC?? Wii has that, Nintendo chooses not to use it. Which annoys the hell out of me too since I would have gotten Mario Super Sluggers if it had online. And I'd love DLC for Brawl too. But that's not the fault of the Wii hardware. Those are software decisions Nintendo makes for reasons sometimes we can only speculate. Therefore, there's no saying Nintendo would make them any differently on another console.

Trophies/achievements? No thanks. Hate that crap.

What?!? You don't want the message saying you defeated 300 of those club wielding orc guys?  What about the thing that says you did 1743 forward stabs with your swords?  Shot 300 birds with your bow and arrow?  Rode your horse for 15 miles?  Those things are important for the enjoyment of games.

 




 

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SnowFlow on 10 March 2009

Flame bait but whatever.

Mario Kart- self explanatory

Super Mario Galaxy- the whole interface is great with the motion and IR why take that away?

Zelda TP- again great interface, sword fighting, shielding, and everything control wise is better.

RE:4- (just throwing it in) wouldn't even think about playing this game with analog ever

SSBB- I prefer the GC controller but a surprisingly large amount of my friends like the Wii remote for this game because they say it's more comfortable (opinion).

Haven't played Animal Crossing yet so can't compare.

The motion controls make games a heck of a lot more engaging and natural to play, even if a game can be done on a regular controller, the motion controls add a lot of depth even if it is just a basic actions like SMG or Zelda TP. Plus the Wii remote is a lot more comfortable and natural to hold than a traditional controller.



Barozi on 10 March 2009

Well I surely have a different opinion, than most of the Wii fans here (and I've already read a lot of BS comments in the past 65 posts) but I don't even bother to reply the OP's opinion (or quote one of the fanboyish comments) because it's simply ridiculous and truly unimportant.