deucedriver
Shared on Mon, 04/02/2007 - 17:39So you have a 360 and a PS3 - which version of a game do you purchase?
I gave my opinion in an earlier blog post, for me the 360 version wins because of acheivements. It's that "little extra" that makes a difference.
I'm now modifying my statement and sport game buying will never be the same again.
The victor: The Wii!
I've been playing TIger Woods for the Wii and it is addictive and like so many of the other sport games on the system, just a lot of fun to play. Sure the graphics may not be up to the 360 or PS3 standards, but who cares? You are immersed in the game! I hope we see more "complete" games like Tiger Woods. I say complete because Wii Sports seems to be a technology demonstration (and party game) versus a game that will have some longevity.
After playing several rounds of Tiger Woods I can only think of how fun a tennis game (Virtua Tennis anyone?), or boxing game (FN3) would be.
I'm a big hockey fan and have some doubts about how it would work on the Wii, but I'd like to see the wiimote used as a stick. It would make the "skill stick" in NHL 07 seem old school.
With the right software, the Wii can be more than a novelty.
I gave my opinion in an earlier blog post, for me the 360 version wins because of acheivements. It's that "little extra" that makes a difference.
I'm now modifying my statement and sport game buying will never be the same again.
The victor: The Wii!
I've been playing TIger Woods for the Wii and it is addictive and like so many of the other sport games on the system, just a lot of fun to play. Sure the graphics may not be up to the 360 or PS3 standards, but who cares? You are immersed in the game! I hope we see more "complete" games like Tiger Woods. I say complete because Wii Sports seems to be a technology demonstration (and party game) versus a game that will have some longevity.
After playing several rounds of Tiger Woods I can only think of how fun a tennis game (Virtua Tennis anyone?), or boxing game (FN3) would be.
I'm a big hockey fan and have some doubts about how it would work on the Wii, but I'd like to see the wiimote used as a stick. It would make the "skill stick" in NHL 07 seem old school.
With the right software, the Wii can be more than a novelty.
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Submitted by TANK on Mon, 04/02/2007 - 19:09