On topic, finally:
I haven't bought it yet, but I will definitely buy Broken Sword for the third time (already bought this great and highly recommendable classic adventure game twice for PC), but only when the Wii version is at least 10€ cheaper than the current price of 50€. I hope they drop the price soon.

@okr

buy it from gameplay.co.uk for 26 pounds that's how i did and i'm happy.

I bought it for €40 and it's even €30 at some online shops. Searching online can be very valuable.

Thanks guys, but you don't have to convince me, I'll buy it anyway.

A few posts earlier I said I'll wait, but I know I can't resist and I'll own this game sooner than planned. I always have to support developers of good point&click games, even if it means I have to re-buy a lost copy or a remake of a beloved game. It's in my blood ever since LucasArts infected me with the Secret of Monkey Island. Curse you, Ron Gilbert & Tim Schafer! Soon you'll be wearing my sword like a shish kebab!

i recommend anyone who likes these types of games should check out "Dreamfall : The Longest Journey"

its not really point and click , but its good :]

I think she didn't like the way characters look, and I have to say I agree - compared to the scenery, they look crudely drawn and don't really fit in. But I admit that the backgrounds are nice.

Actually I think both games, Broken Sword and Secret Files, look a bit bland... personally I prefer my point & click adventures a bit crazier. I'm a big fan of those famous LA classics (Dott, MI1&2), and the more realistic adventures like BS, SF or Runaway hardly interest me - but you have to take what you can get, right? 

We'd rather play the Wii version... it's going to be out in may, I think.

I will buy it once it hits the bargain bin. It is a ubisoft game and it will end up there eventually.

This looks interesting. I wish that somebody would resurrect the Myst series on the Wii.

That or some graphical remakes of Zork...

You mean Secret Files 1?

I think it was solid. Not spectacular or anything, but it was logical, long enough, and well put together. Of course it cannot compare to any of the LA gems from the early 90s... 

Don't know why LA doesn't make them like these anymore. Monkey Island, Day of the Tentacle, Sam&Max, Grim Fandango - those games were so special and weird. All you get in today's adventures is uninspired realistic settings, some lame-ass conspiration, a professor, a charmless protagonist. Yaaaaaaawn. Undercover, Runaway, Secret Files... it's all the same. Playing it safe.