What's so terrible about the Wii's online service? The same things I do on the 360/PS3 online services are just about the same things I do on the Wii--online multiplayer! The Wii's library of games with online features may be lacking, but there are still quite a number of Wii games with online functionality to keep you busy.
Also, I'm not really a fan of downloadable content (i.e map packs,new characters, items, demosof every game, and new quests)as I hardly use such features on the 360/PS3 as well. Unless you're big on downloadable content (the content I mentioned above), then there realy isn't anything wrong with the Wii's online service. If there is anything wrong it's the lack of games that utilitze the Wii's online functions. But like I said before, we shouldn't ignore the fact that there are a good number Wii games that have decent online features.
Tri-Enforcer
its not about DLC , its much more simple things , such as-lag , especially in fighters like Super Smash Bros Brawl or Tatsunoko vs Capcom , lag in shooters and racing games is handled better so that one isnt a problem -friendcodes not being very handy vs. a simple click and add friend
-unability to track or message randomly met players in most games
-no patches to fix glitches/hacks/exploit allowing hackers/cheaters to ruin the online experience for people who play legit ( firmware updates never stop them from coming back ) like in Mario Kart Wii or Goldeneye 007
-Call of Duty Black Ops proving that the 3 things I mentioned above are possible on the Wii , proving that the Wii online service lacks those features by laziness , and not because the console isnt actually able to provide those features ( Bops Wii has text messages , ability to add random players from matches , use of Friend Codes being optional , patches and even DLC , the only other game on Wii that I had that had minor DLC and that I played was Animal Crossing )
-unability to report said hackers/cheaters
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