[QUOTE="digi_matrix"]any differences would probably be technical
angelkimne
Taken from the various previews :"The change of engines modifies the entire feel of the game, giving it a more slow and plodding feel that its predecessor. You aim with the Wii remote, shoot with the trigger, and can either hit a button to initiate melee attacks or charge up your melee weapon by shaking the remote in order to unleash powerful special for more powerful strikes. The gun because much more important in the Wii version, as special melee maneuvers require that you stun your opponent with gunshots first. Even the lovable servo heads require a gunshot first, ruining the fun of running about willy-nilly tossing plastic heads all over the place."
"Capcom had to sacrifice weapons. Any weapon that had a similar function as another has been condensed into one.This helps performance of course, but in exchange you lose the feeling of immersion you used to receive from being able to pick up nearly anything and use it as a weapon."
"The story structure is a bit different from the 360 version, however: Instead of having your janitor friend Otis continually tell you about things to investigate via your transceiver, the game will proceed in a more traditional, less time-sensitive fashion"
"Frank won't be able to take photographs of things in the Wii version because that system doesn't work very well with this new camera"
So, basically they removed everything good about the game :lol: No camera, no timed 72 hours, and now it's like Resident Evil 4. Greaaat... :roll: Doesn't sound like a different game though, sounds like a gimped one.
Oh, forgot that Double Agent is on PS3, PC. Damn! :P
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