| Keep_the_change said: I really doubt it would be better than The Conduit so... Don't mind at all. |
PSN - hanafuda
I personally dont care since i dont like FPS's. But its a shame that Wii is missing out on such a big franchise especially when CoD:Waw did quite well on that platform, and game itself was very enjoyable.
I never expected it to happen and so this doesn't bother me one bit.
| thekitchensink said: And yet they're hoping for this to be the best-selling game of all time. All I can say is 'lol'. |
well if it was on Wii, it would of sold only another million or 1.5million, so it wouldnt have had a shot anyways at becoming the best selling game of all time.
hanafuda said:
Nice one. |
lmao
| JGarret said: Did someone mislead Viper and Bardic after all? |
Probably not. It's likely that they had one in the works, but it got canned or delayed for one reason or another.
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deathgod33 said:
well if it was on Wii, it would of sold only another million or 1.5million, so it wouldnt have had a shot anyways at becoming the best selling game of all time. |
Of course it doesn't, but they think it does XD And they expect to do it without releasing a version on the generation's leading console.
deathgod33 said:
well if it was on Wii, it would of sold only another million or 1.5million, so it wouldnt have had a shot anyways at becoming the best selling game of all time. |
Kitchen meant combined sales, which would sure as hell be helped by that 1.5 million.
A flashy-first game is awesome when it comes out. A great-first game is awesome forever.
Plus, just for the hell of it: Kelly Brook at the 2008 BAFTAs
Oh well... their loss. CoD: WaW did surprisingly well on the Wii despite being a stripped down version of its HD big brother with only a handful of online modes. MW2 would have sold really well on the Wii, especially now that the CoD brand is at its most popular ever and is well recognized by the general gaming population, whether they've actually played one of them before or not.
Not really surprising though, since Infinity Ward skipped the Wii with CoD4 (despite putting out a DS version of all things). Treyarch proved that the CoD4 engine could run on the Wii with some modifications, and since MW2 uses the same engine, it wouldn't have been that tough to port it to the Wii or hand it off to another developer to do.
Guess The Conduit will have to suffice for FPS fans on the Wii for this year.
On 2/24/13, MB1025 said:
You know I was always wondering why no one ever used the dollar sign for $ony, but then I realized they have no money so it would be pointless.
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