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Originally Posted by VROOOM
i have Wii and 360. i never play the wii and always play the 360.
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I really only play 2-4 games a year now-a-days, so it depends on what games are released for what systems. The last game I played on my 360 was RDR. Last game I played on my Wii was Metroid Other M.
So both have been sitting for a while for me. I'm currently, sort of playing, GT5.
I don't think anything is on the horizon that I want to play until fall.
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Originally Posted by tricky_ab
That would be a good business model but like you said, splitting titles would cost the developers more money and in turn will delay titles.
Also if it is worth it, people will pay for it. Sony and Microsoft both have proven that we are willing to pay for the hype. I really hope they blow my socks off as I haven't been really impressed with the big N's home consoles in a while...
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I agree. While I was initially impressed with the Wii, it wore off kinda quick. As much as I think the controls are probably the biggest innovation in video games since the CD-Rom (and that was more inevitable then someone
trying to innovate), as a core gamer, the novelty wore off quick and I just wanted to use a regular controller. I didn't even finish Twighlight Princess because the control got annoying after a while. Metroid Other M did a better job of using the motion controls to add to the game instead of changing it. Same with Mario Galaxy.
I loved my Gamecube though. That still has two of my favorite games of all time on it. I can't say that about the Wii, 360, or PS3 at this point.