I like the wii, it has lots fun games that often get overlooked because of the amount of simple (aka shovelware) titles that were released. I think that was Nintendo's plan. To make it as approachable to any developer as well as consumer. Nintendo took a queue from Sony and the PS1. Making a system approachable means there will be something for everyone.
Rail shooters seemed like a perfect fit for the Wii. Sadly Sega missed a big opportunity by not having Virtua Cop trilogy on there but I'm glad they did have some of their other arcade hits. House of the Dead, Ghost Squad, LA Machine Guns... all fun games.
Great story. I thought the PS3 was a no brainer as it is backward compatible with the huge library of PS2 and PlayStation, but I understand your decision, and literally laughed out loud at the story. Well done.
I like the wii, it has lots fun games that often get overlooked because of the amount of simple (aka shovelware) titles that were released. I think that was Nintendo's plan. To make it as approachable to any developer as well as consumer. Nintendo took a queue from Sony and the PS1. Making a system approachable means there will be something for everyone.
Rail shooters seemed like a perfect fit for the Wii. Sadly Sega missed a big opportunity by not having Virtua Cop trilogy on there but I'm glad they did have some of their other arcade hits. House of the Dead, Ghost Squad, LA Machine Guns... all fun games.
Great story. I thought the PS3 was a no brainer as it is backward compatible with the huge library of PS2 and PlayStation, but I understand your decision, and literally laughed out loud at the story. Well done.
I camped out of a Wii and was excited for it
My dad bought me a PS3 a month after it came out and it ended up being my more used system