If you went into the past what would you tell nintendo to fix about the Wii

The MotionPlus technology wasn't around when the Wii launched so they couldn't put it in.

It's like why don't we go back in time and tell the makers of Atari to make graphics like they are today

It doesn't make sense.

Um... we should be posting problems what we think the wii has, not what the tc puts in the poll.

But I would say Friend Codes.

I'll say that the future is over-run with angry core gamers and the only way to fix it is to make a new Zelda every day.

Make more core games.

I'll say that the future is over-run with angry core gamers and the only way to fix it is to make a new Zelda every day.

Make more core games.

chazasul

I voted to remove Friend Codes. I can see why they're good for children, but should be only for those using parental controls on their Wii.

Of course, the other big issue is storage. I'd tell them to make a hard drive.

Its suprising how not many people wanted voice chat since day 1. I guess you guys really hate friend codes more than not being able to speak to other people.sullivan352

You need to get rid of friend codes before voice chat can be implemented correctly. As it stands, you will need someone's friend code to talk to them. It seems like Nintendo is trying to force third parties to implement the same system too.

The MotionPlus technology wasn't around when the Wii launched so they couldn't put it in.

It's like why don't we go back in time and tell the makers of Atari to make graphics like they are today

It doesn't make sense.

Jaysonguy

Oh the tech was defiantly around back then. They just didn't have the time to put it in.

focus more on core games, afterall who are the ones that made you rich enough to make the wii in the first place? It certainly wasn't the wii sports crowd. gamenerd15

For real. The wii sports crowd never would have become the wii sports crowd had core gamers not brought the wii home and got their nongaming friends and family to try it out. Then nongamers ran out to the stores and bought one and only played a couple casual games. They have zero loyalty and nintendo will have to pull something amazing if they want this crowd to keep supporting them past this fad.

And on topic, how could they not have realized that the wii didn't have enough memory?

Kick bon jovi square in the ***** lolKillermonkey915

[QUOTE="gamenerd15"]focus more on core games, afterall who are the ones that made you rich enough to make the wii in the first place? It certainly wasn't the wii sports crowd. Huell_Howser

For real. The wii sports crowd never would have become the wii sports crowd had core gamers not brought the wii home and got their nongaming friends and family to try it out. Then nongamers ran out to the stores and bought one and only played a couple casual games. They have zero loyalty and nintendo will have to pull something amazing if they want this crowd to keep supporting them past this fad.

And on topic, how could they not have realized that the wii didn't have enough memory?

Excellent point. I for one know of four families who bought a Wii after playing Wii sports. All of them after I showed them/convinced them to buy a Wii. Now the Wii sits on the shelf and they never play it. They have the Wii and bought one or two games.

As far as the memory, they knew. The plan was prolly to keep the price down and get the systems in the home. The first step is to get the console in homes and sold. They did that partly with the lowest price. Personally I thought they would have come out with a fix to the storage by now.

Probably revamp the entirety of the console to make it similar to the 360 and PS3.

Yes, go ahead and call me a fool, moron and/or idiot.

[QUOTE="Jaysonguy"]

The MotionPlus technology wasn't around when the Wii launched so they couldn't put it in.

It's like why don't we go back in time and tell the makers of Atari to make graphics like they are today

It doesn't make sense.

darkmark91

Oh the tech was defiantly around back then. They just didn't have the time to put it in.

Not the tech being used in the Wiimote's application.

Just recently it's been able to be used in applications like the Wiimote.

It wasn't possible at the time of the Wii's release. Just like certain graphics weren't possible and even certain viewing options weren't able.

I'd say ditch the friend codes would be a choice too, but motion plus is on the top of my list...

And I think they need to do something about the infrared sensor... The sunlight that comes into my living room interferes with the signal, and the Wii-mote cursor gets all jittery. So I have to close the blinds everytime I play.

Probably revamp the entirety of the console to make it similar to the 360 and PS3.

Yes, go ahead and call me a fool, moron and/or idiot.

Spektre41

You are a fool, a moron, and/or an idiot. :)



Long live the big N.

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i dont think the technology and/or the situation was favorable for any of the options...

i wouldnt change a thing.

lying. i'd make sure we had enough wiis, but i doubt thats possible too...