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Wii Sports looks better than it did at E3

Kotaku has the goods on Wii Sports screenshots as compared to E3 back in May. Mmmm… Much more refined. Blake likes. Also notice the removal of the Nintendo logo. Click for the full image.


Kotaku has the goods on Wii Sports screenshots as compared to E3 back in May. Mmmm… Much more refined. Blake likes. Also notice the removal of the Nintendo logo. Click for the full image.

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  1. Thats because at E3 wii sports was being run on a lower resolution than it is today. 🙂 You are comparing 480i and 480p…the clear difference between 4:3 and 16:9

  2. Well, the clarity may be due to 480i vs 480p, but the graphics have been obviously updated. I thought it was looking better. I can't wait to play this next Sunday!

  3. Well, it's not just the resolution. The graphics have clearly been vamped. There's also the fact that there are several Miis in the audience in the newer screenshot.

  4. Wasn't there a rumor that the "Wii"s at E3 were NOT really Wiis, but customized GameCubes? That might explain the difference…

  5. Hate to break it to you, but Wii Sports is not that fun. Bowling is soooo boring. Boxing, and Golf, are fun because the controls are different. With Baseball (pitching) and Tennis are just boring. You don't move your character in Tennis. You just move your arm. Baseball pitching was the same downward slash at the screen. Same goes for Bowling. Batting in baseball is fun, but Multiplayer sucks for one player. But for a pack in game, it's fine. Just don't expect to keep playing it beyond the first few days, and when friends come over to box.

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