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You mean not everything is gumdrops and lollipops in Wii world? According to Sega of America marketing vp Scott Steinberg (right) it's not. He doesn't think there's enough creative depth to sustain the console, while the PS3 has a lot to offer, he said. More within...
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(Link to GameDaily.com)
No one cares what Sega thinks at this point.
There's this river in Africa...
Sega is right about something. That's newsworthy in and of itself.
Yeah well...if you guys would throw your Wiis in the trash, this might mean something.
Voting with $ and all. Because here's what is going to happen: Nintendo is going to fart out a game, you're all going to buy it, Nintendo is going to laugh all the way to the bank, and the process repeats. A few years later, everyone will say "WTF LOLz at Wii" just like they do with GC and it won't mean anything because you all got bamboozled again.
I wish Nintendo had a sell back program where I could sell my Wii back to them so they knew just how displeased I am with their system.
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Originally Posted by Joust Williams
Not all of us.
The Gamecube was the final straw for me. I'd tolerated the meager lineup on the N64, because there were several titles later on that made up for the long dry spell. The Gamecube started out strong, but really had about 6 games worth my time, in the last 2 years.
The Wii will be the last console I buy this generation, unless it hits the $99 range within 2 years.
I hope some developers that don't suck will come to this conclusion as well.
This news saddens me, since Sega is the only 3rd party to so far announce anything that takes advantage of being on the Wii (Nights 2). At the same time though, it doesn't surprise me, considering what we've seen from 3rd parties so far.
The Wii is underpowered? Get out!
LOL @ "Sega" and "creative depth" in the same sentence.
That creative depth would be Yu Suzuki. Where has he been since 2003?Quote:
Originally Posted by Nash
By the way, this is a VP of marketing, not anyone involved in actual game development. Move along...
Hahahha SEGA started reading TNL.
Well then you see where the problem started.
I still want a Wii... I still can't find one. :(
I haven't seen one for sale since I bought mine in January or February. There's no way there is that much demand. Nintendo has to be trickling these things out.
If they weren't selling over 300k every single month, I'd agree with you.
Sell yours Yoshi :P
I've seriously considered it. I have to at least wait for Mario Galaxy though. I think my DS Lite is history after two of my siblings come to visit though. They each have one, and I want to play some 3-player Bomberman, but that thing is useless after they leave. I'm burned out on Phoenix Wright, and there's nothing else coming.
Sell your Wii for like 350 now on Ebay or something, then buy one for 250 when Galaxy comes out.
Are they still going for that much?
edit: No... besides, it would be impossible to get my VC games moved over, because of Nintendo's retarded tying of the games to the system not the owner.
Ah.
Unless it's brand new 250$ seems to be the limit.
Nintendo doubts the creative depth of Sega's ability to produce good games.
The best Wii game might actually be a Sega game. That's not saying much, but then again, there are no games