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1 positive thing is that it looks reasonably well for a Wii game.. (if this is how it really looks ingame aswell that is).. But offcourse it will look better on a Xbox 360 or PS3, those are much more powerfull machines (that's stating the obvious)..
I doubt this will sell well with the typical Wii-crowd.. The censorship in this trailer is also pretty sad (also done because of that same typical Wii-crowd?)..
1 positive thing is that it looks reasonably well for a Wii game.. (if this is how it really looks ingame aswell that is).. But offcourse it will look better on a Xbox 360 or PS3, those are much more powerfull machines (that's stating the obvious)..
You can't just copy paste a HD title to an low-spec system and hope it turns out for teh best.
It's only mediocre because Wii is a mediocre hardware compared to the rest.
You can't just copy paste a HD title to an low-spec system and hope it turns out for teh best.
We all know it is a much less powerful system but we have also seen an (admittedly small) handful of titles that have used the limited hardware to great effect and the Wii needs more of those, not ports.
Not what I meant at all, I think Dead Rising was a thoroughly mediocre game to begin with, nothing to do with hardware specs.
We all know it is a much less powerful system but we have also seen an (admittedly small) handful of titles that have used the limited hardware to great effect and the Wii needs more of those, not ports.