Then no modern warfare for you. It doens't bother me.

Then why are you posting Garbage like "no" if you don't care about this game.  What i said obviously doesn;t apply to you then.   My proof is ummmm they have announced it for every console (and pc) but not wii .  They even have a release date

Why is that? Did you not buy the Wii, knowing MW wouldn't be on there, yet continue to rumor monger about it coming to the system?

Meh doubt it will and don't care.
not big into FPS but am getting Conduit because in a couple ways reminds me of Metroid.

If I get any other shooter type game it will be Dead Space,one of the few HD games I wanted as it also reminds me of Metroid.

What If it does wind up on the Wii?

Then that'll just be one 3rd party FPS developed by respectable developers on the Wii.
(Other than Metroid and maybe The Conduit of course.)

When Valve or Epic makes any game for the Wii that'll be something.

Valve's Doug Lombardi has said that the Source Engine is "scalable" for the Wii. And have said they would develop for the Wii way before they jumped to the PS3.

Back on the topic of MW2. Bardicverse and Viper1 still say it is coming to the Wii. And that we should wait until like next week when E3 kicks off.

Valve will have something for Wii in the next year or two. They have dev kits and have been testing a lot of things.


Epic....well, they seem to be run by fanboys based on their comments. Skilled at game development they may be; not so skilled at tact and diplomacy.

@Crazybone & Viper1

I hope you're right that'd be very interesting especially if it's something like:
Portal 2: Android Sector (Wii)

On topic:

I hope to hear something about MW2 during E3 then.
It's always great to have something to look forward to.

My understanding is they want to make something more accessible than their usual game types. They don't want to make a complete kiddy game but they want make something they can enjoy on their own and still enjoy playing it with their kids.

They admitted to be caught completely off guard by the Wii's success and have shifted resources to make up for it.

I don't think we'll know anything concrete about Valve's Wii project but early planning is already taking shape.

It's almost like these people find the idea of playing a shooter with thumbsticks to be in no way compelling. They must be biased against wiggle controls.