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I agree with the most part.
Many wii fans here are acting like the wiimote will make games automatically better. It's just different. Through it could be better or could be worse.
I desagree with one part. The Wii can still produce good graphics, good Ai etc... even through its lack of power. Lastgan consoles did so.
[QUOTE="hyruledweller"]Wiimote has a unique gaming experience, thus wii sports, thus wii sales. the end.Uptown
Thus Wii Sports is crappy after 3 weeks
not really true i still play Wii sports cuz its fun
Care to tell me how the Wii-mote is supposed to work for fighting games for instance? What about SHMUPs which are essentially a dead genre, but some are still released..its not accurate enough in either case. Pretty much you would have to buy the Classic Controllers for those games, look at Mortal Kombat for Wii...does anybody honestly think using simple gestures for special moves will be much fun compared to using a real controller?[QUOTE="samusarmada"] would you rather play mario 64 with a D-pad or an analogue stick.Runningflame570
Also..you know you just owned all the owners of Super Mario 64 DS, right?
you hold the wii-mote on its side. D-pad for movement, a and b for attack and you can reach the B trigger on the back.as long as all of the required actions of the game can be mapped to the atari paddle, the gameplay is the same see GTA San Andreas, that game uses 12 buttons, 1 pad and 2 analog sticks, wiimote dont have so much buttons, so you would have to assign things to motion controls, make an x in the air to enter the car, is less optimal but the game actions remain the same now translate the same motion schemes to TRUE CRIME, the game has instantly better gameplay cause now it has the wiimote? or its still a piece of trash?let me know how that gameplay works out for you in rockstar table tennis using an atari paddle
voxware00
[QUOTE="hyruledweller"]Wiimote has a unique gaming experience, thus wii sports, thus wii sales. the end.Uptown
Thus Wii Sports is crappy after 3 weeks
Still sells great[QUOTE="hyruledweller"]Wiimote has a unique gaming experience, thus wii sports, thus wii sales. the end.Uptown
Thus Wii Sports is crappy after 3 weeks
I was completely addicted for about two months.
[QUOTE="jg4xchamp"][QUOTE="NicktehImperial"][QUOTE="jg4xchamp"]ok i agree that yes it takes more than controls to make great gameplay. but it isnt like the wii isnt capable of more than last gen consoles, its stronger than all 3. right now though it got alot of ports. and yes although the wii is capable of more it will never do what 360 and PS3 do. but the games on the wii are good. from a score standpoint games like warioware and zelda are better than the entire ps3 lineup. ofcourse elder scrolls will change that(but thats a year old multiplat game). the wii also provides the better version of madden and trauma center, rayman, and wii sports. also the future lineup for the system looks great. with super mario galaxy, smash bros brawl, metroid prime 3, fire emblem, superpapermario, no more heroes, disaster, project hammer, resident evil, sadness, battallion wars 2, etc. is it 360 worthy yet no. but its better than PS3 IMONicktehImperialThats actually a really good point, I wish Fred Durst were alive to see this! RIP dude, RIP. wait he died when. damn ive missed alot. i need to get back into my entertainment world tv man. so howd he died. i used to like limp bizkit(i forgot how to spell it lol) songs. i bet hes getting some serious nookie up there. LOL he didn't die! LOL I tricked you LOL he's still alive he just fell off the face of the earth! Right now he's directing a movie. lol, funny. yeah he has fallen of the face of the earth.
[QUOTE="hyruledweller"]Wiimote has a unique gaming experience, thus wii sports, thus wii sales. the end.Uptown
Thus Wii Sports is crappy after 3 weeks
That is someone who obviously hasn't played it for 3 weeks :roll:*Points to sales charts*
I honestly mostly agree with you... because a lot of the developers are putting too much into the Wiimote and not enough into making the game top notch. I'm already getting sick of minigames and the gimmicky things developers are putting into games. Don't get me wrong, I love the console and its potential, but developers just don't know how to work with the hardware they have.... or at least not to the extent that Nintendo does. I do think that the wiimote adds something more to the gameplay though, which is an advantage for Wii over the PS3 and Xbox 360.
[QUOTE="Runningflame570"]Care to tell me how the Wii-mote is supposed to work for fighting games for instance? What about SHMUPs which are essentially a dead genre, but some are still released..its not accurate enough in either case. Pretty much you would have to buy the Classic Controllers for those games, look at Mortal Kombat for Wii...does anybody honestly think using simple gestures for special moves will be much fun compared to using a real controller?[QUOTE="samusarmada"] would you rather play mario 64 with a D-pad or an analogue stick.samusarmada
Also..you know you just owned all the owners of Super Mario 64 DS, right?
you hold the wii-mote on its side. D-pad for movement, a and b for attack and you can reach the B trigger on the back. What about fighting games that use 6 buttons (SF, MvC, CvS, GG, VF, Tekken, KoF, etc.)? 3 buttons ain't gunna cut it.[QUOTE="samusarmada"][QUOTE="Runningflame570"]Care to tell me how the Wii-mote is supposed to work for fighting games for instance? What about SHMUPs which are essentially a dead genre, but some are still released..its not accurate enough in either case. Pretty much you would have to buy the Classic Controllers for those games, look at Mortal Kombat for Wii...does anybody honestly think using simple gestures for special moves will be much fun compared to using a real controller?[QUOTE="samusarmada"] would you rather play mario 64 with a D-pad or an analogue stick.Ezgam3r
Also..you know you just owned all the owners of Super Mario 64 DS, right?
you hold the wii-mote on its side. D-pad for movement, a and b for attack and you can reach the B trigger on the back. What about fighting games that use 6 buttons (SF, MvC, CvS, GG, VF, Tekken, KoF, etc.)? 3 buttons ain't gunna cut it. They're Nintendo, they'll think of something.[QUOTE="Ezgam3r"][QUOTE="samusarmada"][QUOTE="Runningflame570"]Care to tell me how the Wii-mote is supposed to work for fighting games for instance? What about SHMUPs which are essentially a dead genre, but some are still released..its not accurate enough in either case. Pretty much you would have to buy the Classic Controllers for those games, look at Mortal Kombat for Wii...does anybody honestly think using simple gestures for special moves will be much fun compared to using a real controller?[QUOTE="samusarmada"] would you rather play mario 64 with a D-pad or an analogue stick.coreygames
Also..you know you just owned all the owners of Super Mario 64 DS, right?
you hold the wii-mote on its side. D-pad for movement, a and b for attack and you can reach the B trigger on the back. What about fighting games that use 6 buttons (SF, MvC, CvS, GG, VF, Tekken, KoF, etc.)? 3 buttons ain't gunna cut it. They're Nintendo, they'll think of something. DBZ:BT2 was great, I totally disagree with their review on that game.Does Street Fighter gameplay improves if you play with an arcade joystick instead of a pad? NO , its the same gameplay , just the input method changed, same with wiimote what do you prefer, playing NFS Most Wanted with a joypad, or playing Ridge Racer 1 with an accurate realistic Steering Wheel with pedals??? the wiimote has done NOTHING for gameplay, nintendo has sold the illusion that it has and sheep swallow it big timeGears360Because of course wii sports or wario ware would work without the wii-mote :roll:
[QUOTE="samusarmada"][QUOTE="Runningflame570"]Care to tell me how the Wii-mote is supposed to work for fighting games for instance? What about SHMUPs which are essentially a dead genre, but some are still released..its not accurate enough in either case. Pretty much you would have to buy the Classic Controllers for those games, look at Mortal Kombat for Wii...does anybody honestly think using simple gestures for special moves will be much fun compared to using a real controller?[QUOTE="samusarmada"] would you rather play mario 64 with a D-pad or an analogue stick.Ezgam3r
Also..you know you just owned all the owners of Super Mario 64 DS, right?
you hold the wii-mote on its side. D-pad for movement, a and b for attack and you can reach the B trigger on the back. What about fighting games that use 6 buttons (SF, MvC, CvS, GG, VF, Tekken, KoF, etc.)? 3 buttons ain't gunna cut it.I suppose thats why we have the nuchuck, right?[QUOTE="Gears360"]Does Street Fighter gameplay improves if you play with an arcade joystick instead of a pad? NO , its the same gameplay , just the input method changed, same with wiimote what do you prefer, playing NFS Most Wanted with a joypad, or playing Ridge Racer 1 with an accurate realistic Steering Wheel with pedals??? the wiimote has done NOTHING for gameplay, nintendo has sold the illusion that it has and sheep swallow it big timeThe_end_of_doomBecause of course wii sports or wario ware would work without the wii-mote :roll: Ding Ding Ding Nintendo/sheep - 1 Gears360 - 0
[QUOTE="Ezgam3r"][QUOTE="samusarmada"][QUOTE="Runningflame570"]Care to tell me how the Wii-mote is supposed to work for fighting games for instance? What about SHMUPs which are essentially a dead genre, but some are still released..its not accurate enough in either case. Pretty much you would have to buy the Classic Controllers for those games, look at Mortal Kombat for Wii...does anybody honestly think using simple gestures for special moves will be much fun compared to using a real controller?[QUOTE="samusarmada"] would you rather play mario 64 with a D-pad or an analogue stick.The_end_of_doom
Also..you know you just owned all the owners of Super Mario 64 DS, right?
you hold the wii-mote on its side. D-pad for movement, a and b for attack and you can reach the B trigger on the back. What about fighting games that use 6 buttons (SF, MvC, CvS, GG, VF, Tekken, KoF, etc.)? 3 buttons ain't gunna cut it.I suppose thats why we have the nuchuck, right? And how is that gunna work? You can't hold the Wiimote so that you can use the buttons and use the Nunchuck at the same time.[QUOTE="The_end_of_doom"][QUOTE="Ezgam3r"][QUOTE="samusarmada"][QUOTE="Runningflame570"]Care to tell me how the Wii-mote is supposed to work for fighting games for instance? What about SHMUPs which are essentially a dead genre, but some are still released..its not accurate enough in either case. Pretty much you would have to buy the Classic Controllers for those games, look at Mortal Kombat for Wii...does anybody honestly think using simple gestures for special moves will be much fun compared to using a real controller?[QUOTE="samusarmada"] would you rather play mario 64 with a D-pad or an analogue stick.Ezgam3r
Also..you know you just owned all the owners of Super Mario 64 DS, right?
you hold the wii-mote on its side. D-pad for movement, a and b for attack and you can reach the B trigger on the back. What about fighting games that use 6 buttons (SF, MvC, CvS, GG, VF, Tekken, KoF, etc.)? 3 buttons ain't gunna cut it.I suppose thats why we have the nuchuck, right? And how is that gunna work? You can't hold the Wiimote so that you can use the buttons and use the Nunchuck at the same time.DBZ:BT2[QUOTE="Ezgam3r"][QUOTE="The_end_of_doom"][QUOTE="Ezgam3r"][QUOTE="samusarmada"][QUOTE="Runningflame570"]Care to tell me how the Wii-mote is supposed to work for fighting games for instance? What about SHMUPs which are essentially a dead genre, but some are still released..its not accurate enough in either case. Pretty much you would have to buy the Classic Controllers for those games, look at Mortal Kombat for Wii...does anybody honestly think using simple gestures for special moves will be much fun compared to using a real controller?[QUOTE="samusarmada"] would you rather play mario 64 with a D-pad or an analogue stick.coreygames
Also..you know you just owned all the owners of Super Mario 64 DS, right?
you hold the wii-mote on its side. D-pad for movement, a and b for attack and you can reach the B trigger on the back. What about fighting games that use 6 buttons (SF, MvC, CvS, GG, VF, Tekken, KoF, etc.)? 3 buttons ain't gunna cut it.I suppose thats why we have the nuchuck, right? And how is that gunna work? You can't hold the Wiimote so that you can use the buttons and use the Nunchuck at the same time.DBZ:BT2 Fun game but is it a traditional fighter? If you had MvC2 for example on the wii, would you make the control scheme work?[QUOTE="coreygames"][QUOTE="Ezgam3r"][QUOTE="The_end_of_doom"][QUOTE="Ezgam3r"][QUOTE="samusarmada"][QUOTE="Runningflame570"]Care to tell me how the Wii-mote is supposed to work for fighting games for instance? What about SHMUPs which are essentially a dead genre, but some are still released..its not accurate enough in either case. Pretty much you would have to buy the Classic Controllers for those games, look at Mortal Kombat for Wii...does anybody honestly think using simple gestures for special moves will be much fun compared to using a real controller?[QUOTE="samusarmada"] would you rather play mario 64 with a D-pad or an analogue stick.Ezgam3r
Also..you know you just owned all the owners of Super Mario 64 DS, right?
you hold the wii-mote on its side. D-pad for movement, a and b for attack and you can reach the B trigger on the back. What about fighting games that use 6 buttons (SF, MvC, CvS, GG, VF, Tekken, KoF, etc.)? 3 buttons ain't gunna cut it.I suppose thats why we have the nuchuck, right? And how is that gunna work? You can't hold the Wiimote so that you can use the buttons and use the Nunchuck at the same time.DBZ:BT2 Fun game but is it a traditional fighter? If you had MvC2 for example on the wii, would you make the control scheme work?Classic Controller.
[QUOTE="Ezgam3r"][QUOTE="coreygames"][QUOTE="Ezgam3r"][QUOTE="The_end_of_doom"][QUOTE="Ezgam3r"][QUOTE="samusarmada"][QUOTE="Runningflame570"]Care to tell me how the Wii-mote is supposed to work for fighting games for instance? What about SHMUPs which are essentially a dead genre, but some are still released..its not accurate enough in either case. Pretty much you would have to buy the Classic Controllers for those games, look at Mortal Kombat for Wii...does anybody honestly think using simple gestures for special moves will be much fun compared to using a real controller?[QUOTE="samusarmada"] would you rather play mario 64 with a D-pad or an analogue stick.AntiType
Also..you know you just owned all the owners of Super Mario 64 DS, right?
you hold the wii-mote on its side. D-pad for movement, a and b for attack and you can reach the B trigger on the back. What about fighting games that use 6 buttons (SF, MvC, CvS, GG, VF, Tekken, KoF, etc.)? 3 buttons ain't gunna cut it.I suppose thats why we have the nuchuck, right? And how is that gunna work? You can't hold the Wiimote so that you can use the buttons and use the Nunchuck at the same time.DBZ:BT2 Fun game but is it a traditional fighter? If you had MvC2 for example on the wii, would you make the control scheme work?Classic Controller.
I thought BT2 improved alot compared to the previous one on PS2.[QUOTE="AntiType"][QUOTE="Ezgam3r"][QUOTE="coreygames"][QUOTE="Ezgam3r"][QUOTE="The_end_of_doom"][QUOTE="Ezgam3r"][QUOTE="samusarmada"][QUOTE="Runningflame570"]Care to tell me how the Wii-mote is supposed to work for fighting games for instance? What about SHMUPs which are essentially a dead genre, but some are still released..its not accurate enough in either case. Pretty much you would have to buy the Classic Controllers for those games, look at Mortal Kombat for Wii...does anybody honestly think using simple gestures for special moves will be much fun compared to using a real controller?[QUOTE="samusarmada"] would you rather play mario 64 with a D-pad or an analogue stick.ArisShadows
Also..you know you just owned all the owners of Super Mario 64 DS, right?
you hold the wii-mote on its side. D-pad for movement, a and b for attack and you can reach the B trigger on the back. What about fighting games that use 6 buttons (SF, MvC, CvS, GG, VF, Tekken, KoF, etc.)? 3 buttons ain't gunna cut it.I suppose thats why we have the nuchuck, right? And how is that gunna work? You can't hold the Wiimote so that you can use the buttons and use the Nunchuck at the same time.DBZ:BT2 Fun game but is it a traditional fighter? If you had MvC2 for example on the wii, would you make the control scheme work?Classic Controller.
I thought BT2 improved alot compared to the previous one on PS2.Ive never tried it... but no mater if some genre does not somehow work with the remote/nunchuk. ther is ALWAYS the Classic Controller deveolopers can fall back on... so when it comes to control... there is really no arguement against the Wii.
Ive never tried it... but no mater if some genre does not somehow work with the remote nunchuk. ther is ALWAYS the Classic Controller deveolopers can fall back on... so when it comes to control... there is really no arguement against the Wii.AntiType
classic controller is not standard on wii, its an accesory people has to buy, developers cant make a game assuming that everyone has a classic controller, what everybody has is a wiimote
I disagree a little where you say a crappy game with motion sensing is still a crappy game. All of the Wii games I've got (Wii Sports, Wii Play, Red Steel, Tony Hawk's, GT Pro Series) would all be absolute crap if it weren't for the motion sensing controls.
Sure, All of those games I mentioned (except for Wii Sports) got pretty mediocre reviews but imagine what they would've got with regular controls, Wii Play and GT Pro Series especially.
[QUOTE="AntiType"]
Ive never tried it... but no mater if some genre does not somehow work with the remote nunchuk. ther is ALWAYS the Classic Controller deveolopers can fall back on... so when it comes to control... there is really no arguement against the Wii.Gears360
classic controller is not standard on wii, its an accesory people has to buy, developers cant make a game assuming that everyone has a classic controller, what everybody has is a wiimote
Yuh, but there is never a reason not to include support for the CC. Every dev will probably try to make fighting games with the remote and it may or maynot work out... but then they can just include an option for CC and its prefect. I beleive Mortal Kombat is already confirmed to be doing this very thing.
[QUOTE="Ezgam3r"][QUOTE="coreygames"][QUOTE="Ezgam3r"][QUOTE="The_end_of_doom"][QUOTE="Ezgam3r"][QUOTE="samusarmada"][QUOTE="Runningflame570"]Care to tell me how the Wii-mote is supposed to work for fighting games for instance? What about SHMUPs which are essentially a dead genre, but some are still released..its not accurate enough in either case. Pretty much you would have to buy the Classic Controllers for those games, look at Mortal Kombat for Wii...does anybody honestly think using simple gestures for special moves will be much fun compared to using a real controller?[QUOTE="samusarmada"] would you rather play mario 64 with a D-pad or an analogue stick.AntiType
Also..you know you just owned all the owners of Super Mario 64 DS, right?
you hold the wii-mote on its side. D-pad for movement, a and b for attack and you can reach the B trigger on the back. What about fighting games that use 6 buttons (SF, MvC, CvS, GG, VF, Tekken, KoF, etc.)? 3 buttons ain't gunna cut it.I suppose thats why we have the nuchuck, right? And how is that gunna work? You can't hold the Wiimote so that you can use the buttons and use the Nunchuck at the same time.DBZ:BT2 Fun game but is it a traditional fighter? If you had MvC2 for example on the wii, would you make the control scheme work?Classic Controller.
The classic controller isn't standard, the wiimote is. And we all know what happen to non-standard controllers. They're never used.[QUOTE="Uptown"]What if you had to many beers and start playing the wii? it maybe fun then.gameplay.
"Wii is all about gameplay and fun!" ....Just because you flick your wrist doesnt mean the game is automatically going to be good people. It still needs to be solid from its in-game instructions. Sure it brings something fresh to the table...but a crappy game will still be a crappy game. If this were the logic, every Wii game would score a 9.0+ because the gameplay is so frigging remarkable thanks to the Wiimote. Unfortunately thats not the case.
AI, Physics, Controls, Graphics, Sound all have a piece of the gameplay pie. The Wiimote cant compensate for all this on its own most of the time. As proven by its lack of quality titles. Everyone says the PS3 has no games but it has more 8.0+ titles than the Wii....and lets not even go near the 360 because we know that thing is a quality game magnet....and it doesnt have wrist flicking. *Waits for sheep to bring up sales*
Unforgiven2870
You know that being drunk make everything fun , even playing Big rigs .
reduce the polygons/detail the apropriate amount then it is sure to run ^__^AntiType
reduce the polygons/detail the apropriate amount then it is sure to run ^__^AntiType
actually on wii it would look similar to this very same screenshot
[QUOTE="AntiType"]reduce the polygons/detail the apropriate amount then it is sure to run ^__^Gears360
reduce the polygons/detail the apropriate amount then it is sure to run ^__^AntiType
actually on wii it would look similar to this very same screenshot
You trying to say WOW on console.. That makes little sense. Not everyone has a HD tv, even on a 360 or so..[QUOTE="AntiType"]reduce the polygons/detail the apropriate amount then it is sure to run ^__^Gears360
reduce the polygons/detail the apropriate amount then it is sure to run ^__^AntiType
actually on wii it would look similar to this very same screenshot
But then to play it on 360/PS3 you would also be forced to own an HD-TV if it were a direct port.Well, the counter-argument is that if there was no input device, then all you're doing is watching a movie. How is that gameplay?Zhengithe metal gear solid series comes to mind when I read that post.
[QUOTE="hyruledweller"]Wiimote has a unique gaming experience, thus wii sports, thus wii sales. the end.Uptown
Thus Wii Sports is crappy after 3 weeks
Thus I got the Wii at launch and still find 4 player Wii Tennis to be more fun than any 360 game besides Gears?[QUOTE="Gears360"][QUOTE="AntiType"]reduce the polygons/detail the apropriate amount then it is sure to run ^__^General_X
reduce the polygons/detail the apropriate amount then it is sure to run ^__^AntiType
actually on wii it would look similar to this very same screenshot
But then to play it on 360/PS3 you would also be forced to own an HD-TV if it were a direct port. And it'd be nearly unplayable with a standard controllerPlease Log In to post.
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