Game industry site Gamasutra has a brief write up about EA Montreal’s (of SSX Blur fame) new Wii-exclusive rhythm game “Boogie.” Details are slim but based on the screen shot and article it seems that the games focus will be dancing with the Wii remote and nunchuck, as well as creating a custom character to show off your moves. While the cartoonish disco guy in the screenshot does look fun and well rendered, I keep wondering why developers keep laboriously creating custom character creation systems when one is already built into the Wii. I don’t know about you but I want to see my Miis dance.
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First Wii-exclusive rhythm game
Game industry site Gamasutra has a brief write up about EA Montreal’s (of SSX Blur fame) new Wii-exclusive rhythm game “Boogie.” Details are slim but based on the screen shot and article it seems that the games focus will be dancing with the Wii remote and nunchuck, as well as creating a custom character to […]
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Because Nintendo hasn't released Mii tools to third parties. I don't even think they are available, since Nintendo is not using them for their games… I wish my Mii was driving inside the excite trucks, but hope they work on something good…
The reason other devs aren't using Miis is because Nintedo won't let them