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6 things that will make Wii a success

Ryan’s GoBlog has compiled six reasons why the Wii will be a success: The Wii’s motion sensor device will not be optional Developers will have to cater for the Wiimote The Wii will be a lot cheaper than its competitors The DS has reestablished Nintendo’s credibility Nintendo ain’t just going for the hardcore gamers The […]

Ryan’s GoBlog has compiled six reasons why the Wii will be a success:

  1. The Wii’s motion sensor device will not be optional
  2. Developers will have to cater for the Wiimote
  3. The Wii will be a lot cheaper than its competitors
  4. The DS has reestablished Nintendo’s credibility
  5. Nintendo ain’t just going for the hardcore gamers
  6. The Wii will be an online-enabled console

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  1. Uh, I'd start a new list that looks a little something like this:1) Games will be fun again2) New control scheme demands developer innovation3) Price point4) Appeal to casual/non-gamer5) Intellectual properties6) Amazing launch titles

  2. #2, Developers will have to cater for the Wiimote, doesn't seem to me a reason that will make the Wii a success…That's actually the only weakness I see in the Wii, the possibility that every third-party developer will have to force-feed the Wiimote's functionality into their multi-platform games.

  3. Numbers one and two are essentially the same thing. Also, I'd say remove number four, it isn't a feature of the console that would make it a success, it is just proof why it could succeed, I don't know if that is a "reason" for the Wii to succeed or not.

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