Qonfused
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Anyone who's not buying the Wii, gtfo.
The main reason why I'm buying the Wii is innovation. Some will say that the Wiimote is corny and gimmicky. I have to partly agree, however you have to admit that it's different; new.
The XBOX 360 and PS3 are amazing in their own rights. The 360 has a great online component (Live!) and great games. I play my friend's 360s pretty frequently. The controller is comfortable (almost as comfortable as, gasp, Sony's controller), and the games look great. With the PS3, it's the hardware beast of consoles. The games look amazing. From the CG to the actual game play. The detail is just amazing.
If you look at the above paragraph you'll see something in common about the two consoles. The graphics look really good.
...And that's about it.
About graphics: this is what I have a gaming PC for.
If I want amazing graphics, I'll load up something on my PC. If I want a comfy controller, I have a 360 to plug in to my computer. The graphics on the computer has and will always surpass any console. I laugh when I hear people rave about 1080i definition. PCs have been able to game in 1024x+ for how long now? EDIT: 1080i is 1920*1080. THANKS SOUP, LAWL.
The reason I'm buying a Wii is innovation. It's something new. Something fun. Something different. Graphics I couldn't care less about when I have a gaming PC. The Wii is going to be amazing. Any game will suddenly have a new, fresh perspective with the Wiimote and Num-chuk. How can anyone deny this?
Red Steel, from a critics point of view, may seem dumb, overused and boring. However, now that you actively control your weapons, it's fun, interesting and different. Zelda has been around for a long time. People claim that it's boring and repetitive (those same people buy FFXII but whatever). But with the Wiimote, you slash, ride and jump with a new connection to the game. Even fishing, something so god awful boring, will seem cool.
So, why are you buying a Wii?
The main reason why I'm buying the Wii is innovation. Some will say that the Wiimote is corny and gimmicky. I have to partly agree, however you have to admit that it's different; new.
The XBOX 360 and PS3 are amazing in their own rights. The 360 has a great online component (Live!) and great games. I play my friend's 360s pretty frequently. The controller is comfortable (almost as comfortable as, gasp, Sony's controller), and the games look great. With the PS3, it's the hardware beast of consoles. The games look amazing. From the CG to the actual game play. The detail is just amazing.
If you look at the above paragraph you'll see something in common about the two consoles. The graphics look really good.
...And that's about it.
About graphics: this is what I have a gaming PC for.
If I want amazing graphics, I'll load up something on my PC. If I want a comfy controller, I have a 360 to plug in to my computer. The graphics on the computer has and will always surpass any console. I laugh when I hear people rave about 1080i definition. PCs have been able to game in 1024x+ for how long now? EDIT: 1080i is 1920*1080. THANKS SOUP, LAWL.
The reason I'm buying a Wii is innovation. It's something new. Something fun. Something different. Graphics I couldn't care less about when I have a gaming PC. The Wii is going to be amazing. Any game will suddenly have a new, fresh perspective with the Wiimote and Num-chuk. How can anyone deny this?
Red Steel, from a critics point of view, may seem dumb, overused and boring. However, now that you actively control your weapons, it's fun, interesting and different. Zelda has been around for a long time. People claim that it's boring and repetitive (those same people buy FFXII but whatever). But with the Wiimote, you slash, ride and jump with a new connection to the game. Even fishing, something so god awful boring, will seem cool.
So, why are you buying a Wii?