was going to say boom blox but you beat me to it. it will be on natal too.
Lots of sports games i expect... EA Sports Active (also on natal), Grand slam tennis, tiger woods will definitely adopt the control scheme of TW 10 on Wii
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angrymonkey said:Will sony will try to encourage developers not to port a lot of old wii stuff or will they want to quickly get a base of proven games or will they want them but with beefed up multiplayer and extras?I can see deep space if they want to upgrade the graphics. Maybe a resident evil. Red Steel maybe.That sega guy sure seemed confident in the move and natal.
I would think that they will let notable third-parties try whatever strategy they want, including bringing over games that did and did not work on the Wii.
Perhaps even more interesting is which Move game will be the first to be brought to the Wii (and lets not get into the HD argument, clearly a publisher is capable of downscaling graphics). Personally, I don't think any games will go from the Move to the Wii because I don't think there will be a single game developed by a third-party for the Move that will be successful.
aspro said:^Yeah that's right EA is having supporting motion on the Move for the next Tiger gaem, but not motion-plus on the Wii...
Um, huh? Tiger Woods 09 already supported M+ and 10 has new features around it.
Anyway, other than rail shooters (though I dunno if lightgun shooters like SEGA's would suit Move, they aren't the same without a gun shell, and the Move doesn't seem very suitable for one. The Resident Evil rail shooters are candidates I guess, since they didn't even have proper calibration on Wii so they were best played without a gun shell themselves) and now Red Steel 2 I can't think of many games that couldn't be ported due to the controls. I suppose the various WiiWare platformers are candidates but I think they would have ported them already if they wanted, the lack of pointer-like functions didn't stop Trine from having some such features and be popular. Other than that most of the good Wii exclusives are on Wii for different reasons, they could have worked on a gamepad ok. Stuff like Little King's Story, Muramasa and the like, or any third or first person title.
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Yeah, it was in the news last week. Foolz talked about it in the podcast.Agnates said:aspro said:^Yeah that's right EA is having supporting motion on the Move for the next Tiger gaem, but not motion-plus on the Wii...Um, huh? Tiger Woods 09 already supported M+ and 10 has new features around it.
Agnates said:aspro said:^Yeah that's right EA is having supporting motion on the Move for the next Tiger gaem, but not motion-plus on the Wii...Um, huh? Tiger Woods 09 already supported M+ and 10 has new features around it.
Anyway, other than rail shooters (though I dunno if lightgun shooters like SEGA's would suit Move, they aren't the same without a gun shell, and the Move doesn't seem very suitable for one.
The gun shell is useless, and een if it were not I'm pretty sure Nyko and every other third party accesory maker is already making one. This is from Nyko's facebook, "
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aspro said:^Yeah that's right EA is having supporting motion on the Move for the next Tiger gaem, but not motion-plus on the Wii...
More like EA sports active which will be hands free with the ps3 but not the wii.
DSE, from all reports - might be heading to both PSN and XBLA. A move that I highly approve of.
I'd also say No More Heroes...but that's coming. So I'll go with HOTD: Overkill.
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Agnates said:Er, yeah my posts should refer to 10 and 11, not 09 and 10. And yes of course it supports M+ bugs, no idea what aspro was trying to say there. Gamespot has a few videos showing the new more sim-ish shot type it includes with first person view.
yea it wouldn't make sense not to. there are people who don't play games (not even casually) who bought a wii and tiger 10. the sequel might be something they'd be interested in but i don't think they'd want to buy another console and 2 extra controller thingies + the eyetoy
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bugsonglass said:was going to say boom blox but you beat me to it. it will be on natal too.
Lots of sports games i expect... EA Sports Active (also on natal), Grand slam tennis, tiger woods will definitely adopt the control scheme of TW 10 on Wii
Boom blox team was developing for Natal but then EA went and fired most of the dev team.
darthhomer said:DSE, from all reports - might be heading to both PSN and XBLA. A move that I highly approve of.
Some of these games have problems selling for £10 / $13 on Wii, so I think that some publishers will look at that and wonder whether an up-ported retail release is a good idea. Which is why I would expect wii ports to be on downloadable services.
Sadly on Overkill, if there is a sequel its unlikely it will be on the system it debuted on, if SEGA's Mike Hayes is to be believed, he said SEGA were doing edgey wii games we would see at E3, but probably not hyper violent like Madworld and Overkill. I'm guessing Conduit 2.
Honestly Move might even spur the strange PS3/Wii multiformat game, with Move and motionplus. It might be an excuse to do graphically stylised games built for wii tech and then put on PS3 with Move. Think Red Steel 2 for instance. No one is complaining about how it looks.
You get Wii development costs and multiformat marketing on the most and least popular console.
I exclude Natal from this because there are a lot of rumours about how certain games may not be possible due to no controller.
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bugsonglass said:yea it wouldn't make sense not to. there are people who don't play games (not even casually) who bought a wii and tiger 10. the sequel might be something they'd be interested in but i don't think they'd want to buy another console and 2 extra controller thingies + the eyetoy
It'll be interesting to see the tiger numbers after christmas. I would be suprised if much of the tiger base shifted to the move for it's first game.
gamingeek said:Sadly on Overkill, if there is a sequel its unlikely it will be on the system it debuted on, if SEGA's Mike Hayes is to be believed, he said SEGA were doing edgey wii games we would see at E3, but probably not hyper violent like Madworld and Overkill. I'm guessing Conduit 2.
Madworld is way more niche violent than Overkill but I think your guess may be right.
I don't think it's the graphics or power that would restrict porting between the ps and wii as much as the belief that they are two markets with different game tastes and little overlap.
Edit: oops, not Hayes. I don't see much against a new HoTD for Wii in his interview. HoTD is hardly super hardcore (neither is MadWorld tbh, the game was mediocre, why do people act like it should sell more?) and 2 & 3 Return as well as Overkill did really good, not to mention the two Chronicles games from CAPCOM reinforcing the notion that such games can sell on Wii, despite EA's failure with Extraction. I confused Hayes for Hantzopoulos who made some crappy statements which contradicted most of what SEGA had said to that point, but he's not in a position of power compared to the others. With what Hayes said about the percentages for Move adaptation and then the percentages of SEGA software sold to Move owners, they would end up with lesser numbers than Overkill (about half actually). Anyway, people clearly corner people forcing them into such answers in these interviews.
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Agnates said:If you knew they support M+ in Tiger 10 then why did you say they don't there?
Okay, I don;t know what you are saying anymore. I though this year's Tiger was not going to have M+ support. Apparently it is.
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Agnates said:If you knew they support M+ in Tiger 10 then why did you say they don't there?Okay, I don;t know what you are saying anymore. I though this year's Tiger was not going to have M+ support. Apparently it is.
That was for Natal
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Tell me to get back to rewriting this site so it's not horrible on mobileYodariquo said:aspro said:Agnates said:If you knew they support M+ in Tiger 10 then why did you say they don't there?Okay, I don;t know what you are saying anymore. I though this year's Tiger was not going to have M+ support. Apparently it is.
That was for Natal
Okay. Apologies all around.
Given how well House of the Dead: Overkill performed on the Wii (according to GG), that should be a no-brainer (also given the franchise i.d. value).
Capcom's RE rail shooters I think would also be no brainers -- as well as Deep Space Extraction.
Boom Blox?