And They Say Wii Has No Good Titles...
by drrandle
...of a Mature Nature Friends, I do not have a lot of time, so let me be frank about this. Many people have complained and moaned that the Wii is severely lacking in mature titles. While I admit, it has been a rut since we've seen anything decent, I would have to put the blame squarely on the third party developers. But enough of the blame, allow me to help dismiss this idea entirely, and show...
...of a Mature Nature
Friends, I do not have a lot of time, so let me be frank about this. Many people have complained and moaned that the Wii is severely lacking in mature titles. While I admit, it has been a rut since we've seen anything decent, I would have to put the blame squarely on the third party developers. But enough of the blame, allow me to help dismiss this idea entirely, and show you three key titles to next years Wii line ups. If you complain that there are a lack of good games, and you don't purchase these, well you only have your own stupid ass to blame.
Disaster: Day of Crisis
This game was featured back during the E3 before the Wii's launch and only popped up once before disappearing. It's back from the lost world, however, and soon to show it's head in Europe. Hopefully with the rest of the world shortly thereafter.Here's some commercials and footage!
Cursed Mountain
Some survival horror goodness brought to you from a little known third party developer. It doesn't look to be the most robust title ever, but it should be fun if all goes well.Make sure you turn the lights on.
The Conduit
Sci-Fi First Person Shooter? Sign me up! It kind of has this Men in Black meets Half LIfe thing going on here, and it's looking up to be the best FPS on Wii, and have the best FPS controls of a game, ever.Check it.
So that's aside from wonderful titles like Dokapan Kingdom, Wario Land: Shake It!, and more. I just wanted to help shine some light on next year's Wii line up. What do you think? Are these titles interesting looking? Let me know with some feedback down below. Make it a good day!
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