The PC version is the one getting stripped down thanks to the console versions.loco145
That would only happen if the PC was the base platform for the game, which it wasn't http://www.lazygamer.co.za/xbox-360/call-of-duty-4-better-on-the-ps3
Most of which should be blamed to the lack of resources given by activision (time and/or moneY). And not lack of power from the Wii part.loco145
I'm not a genius in net code configurations but, I am aware that all Wii games lack in the Online compartment in all genres compared to the Xbox360/PS3 counterparts, and by what your saying, all developers, including nintendo, lack the money and time, which definatly isn't the case. WIth that said, I am pretty sure that their is something else holding back the Wii's online mulitplayer, whether it be with the console power or how the console's online was configuered to.
The few wii ones are enjoyable. Plus I do own a very good PC. I played CoD4 there and WaW Beta (bought the wii version) there.loco145
Then why are you trying to argue that Wii should have MW2, while you can a perfectly play the game on the PC?
The 360/Ps3 are 4 yealr old mid-end hardware. High end machine they are not. If IW really cared that much about power MW2 would be PC exclusive like Crysis or Stalker:CS. Or at least the main platform. But they care more about the 10+ million sales they got on the 360.loco145
"technology envelope" does not always mean technically graphics. If IW wanted to make a Power-horse graphics game like Crysis, in all likelihood they would, however, they chose to puch the technology envelope by introducing an intense fast paced multilayer game and make a game based on a today rather then the overused WW2 theme. If I had a choice between COD4 or Crysis, I would easily choose Cod4
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