With only two weeks, what kind of games would you like to see announced at this year's E3? Personally, I'd like to see a new Wii Zelda game, along with Pikmin 3. A new Mario party game that uses Wii Motionplus for some (not just a select few) of its games would sweet. Metroid is do for some kind of announcement, so I expect we'll be hearing something about that. I'd also like to see some action and fps games unveiled for the Wii. I think it definitely needs some more in its catagory.
Now that I'm on the subject, I think it's high-time for Nintendo to create a totally new IP for the Wii. Most of what we have seen are sequals (which isn't a bad thing) and spin-offs (which isn't a bad thing if done right) of pre-existing Nintendo games. Maybe Project Sora is the answer to this, and maybe not, but either way I think Nintendo should step up its game (no pun intended) this E3.
Third party companies also need a slap in the face. Most of what they create are cash-ins, totally ignoring the hard-core gamer. This is the area where the Wii receives the most flank, but the thing is, it's not the Wii's fault. Sure, Nintendo isn't without blame, but third-party titles are a system's life blood. I'm really hoping that we'll start seeing some quality third-party titles at this E3.
Oh, and RPG Maker 4 would be nice.
Now that I'm on the subject, I think it's high-time for Nintendo to create a totally new IP for the Wii. Most of what we have seen are sequals (which isn't a bad thing) and spin-offs (which isn't a bad thing if done right) of pre-existing Nintendo games. Maybe Project Sora is the answer to this, and maybe not, but either way I think Nintendo should step up its game (no pun intended) this E3.
Third party companies also need a slap in the face. Most of what they create are cash-ins, totally ignoring the hard-core gamer. This is the area where the Wii receives the most flank, but the thing is, it's not the Wii's fault. Sure, Nintendo isn't without blame, but third-party titles are a system's life blood. I'm really hoping that we'll start seeing some quality third-party titles at this E3.
Oh, and RPG Maker 4 would be nice.








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