@BigD

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BigD wrote: @Lou Quote: Please don't confuse titles released for the Wii and PS2 concurrently as real Wii games. I'm not! If you go round a mates house and he's got a PS3 you get to see some state of the art graphics and classic downloadable content. I love Streetfighter IV. When you go to a Wii owning household you have to play stupid party game rubbish even though they have Paper Mario you are still obliged to play bilge so that everyone can have a go! Sony's/Sega's attempts at this were far more fun!!! Mario is for kids and the Wii is for kids or sad sheep like adults. Call of Duty World at War cannot compete with the PS3 version because it can't handle two player, hence back come the party games!!!

Well, now you go from comparing it to a PS2 to a PS3.
Should I now compare a PS2 to a GC and tell you how superior the GC was to the PS2?

Perhaps your problem is that you go to people's houses with Mario and party games. Why not look at actual good software like Metriod Prime 3, The Conduit, Overlord and other adult games that you ignore while putting down the Wii?

What makes games like LBP and Viva Pinata more "adult" than Mario Galaxy? I could point out a substantial # of such "kiddie" titles on the 360 and PS3.

Kids don't have $. Adults do. There are simply more adults who want to play Wii Sports Bowling than count head shots online in Halo x or Killzone y.

Once Sony gets it's motion controller down, the same critics of the Wii can be blessed with Wii shovelware ports of party games. Enjoy!

@BigD

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Mario is for kids and the Wii is for kids or sad sheep like adults.

I'm 34 next week, and I have just as much fun with Super Mario Galaxy and Mario Kart Wii as I do with Battlefield 1943 and Fallout 3 on the PS3. I'm also a big fan of NetHack.

And hey, what's wrong with getting drunk with friends and playing Wii Sports Bowling?

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