I agree completely.

What both axumblade and I were trying to say is that if ever there was a reason to complain, it'd be with cases like MH3 or FFVII. But for instances like this (Tekken 6), it just seems silly.

Some characters in Tekken have over 100 unique moves. Compared to what, 5-10 in Naruto/Smash Bros?

Tekken fans have been playing with the same control scheme for 15 years now, you think they want to start over?

Who cares?

What's funny is that Wii only owners bitch incessantly about not getting games like this, but when they do get anything besides Mario or a party game, they don't even go buy it.

1. The default wii controller doesn't work well with tekkens control scheme. Infact the controls would feel gimped and the game would control pretty poorly on them.

2. You can't expect your consumer to have a different controller than the default one. Ofcourse you can take your chance and sometimes it works out well, while sometimes it doesn't.

3. It costs money to port the damn thing. Even if they just port the psp version. It still costs money. They have to develop a platform that works on the wii while incoorperating all tekkens systems and programming logic.

4. They have no idea how many additional sales it would give them. Quite possibly not that many, concidering that with the 360/ps3 install base, they've already covered most the fighter fans, and the remaining should be cought with the psp. Basically they offer the game to a large selection of gamers and while the wii certainly has a large userbase, it's common knowledge that the more common "gamers" on the system usually has either a ps3 or a 360 in addition to the wii.

In other words. It's not worth it.

I don't understand why you wanna "argue" with my points. I'm just stating them. That's just how it is. I've repeated myself quite a few times now and i hope for it to get through this time.

That these are the reasons why I think it's not worth it for them to do the port and why I think they aren't doing it. Infact I think most of you are just complaining about not having it on the wii is because you want the game available on the system and not because you'd purchase it yourself for the wii if it was...Which is pretty much pointless.

In other words I do understand why you wanna play the game.. It is tekken afterall. Best fighting franchise by far. (In my opinion.)

They are plenty people that would be new to the Tekken series and wouldn't mind starting with the Wii. Besides, it looks like Namco don't mind if they would want to start over.

I see this argument brought up like every other day. What games are you talking about deadt0m?

ooo.... seems like someone had a little meltdown :).  anyways i didn't say u had to agree with what i thought, i was just giving reasoning in response to ur complainin before that outburst of urs....

You know the Wii version of Madden has outsold the PS3 version every year, right?

You just touched on the biggest issue that wii fans seems to have actually. The fact that they expect the tables to turn software wise just because it did hardware wise. Well it's pretty obvious that didn't happen. Although a lot of titles are third party they did go ps3/360 and left the wii out despite the larger user base. Or created an alternate wii game that's usually a more run down off the mill game. This is something they don't expect despite the lower hardware performance that they think only affects the graphics of the game which in reality it affects every aspect of a game. If you look at wii games in general they are more similar to playstation 2 and last generation games in .. how they play. (Not talking control scheme)

But sony has gotten a very strong first party. I have more ps3 games than ps2 games I think :p