http://gamerlimit.com/2009/02/control-freak-connecting-you-to-your-game/ Gamer Limit Mon, 21 May 2012 06:55:09 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://gamerlimit.com/2009/02/control-freak-connecting-you-to-your-game/#comment-69992 Simonne Sun, 25 Mar 2012 16:08:47 +0000 http://gamerlimit.com/?p=6457#comment-69992 Although the Wii U was announced, it has yet to be rlseaeed. Anyways, to answer your question: Yes, there will be Wii games made post console release.There is no definite answer as to how long it will continue, but production of past generation consoles usually continues for a few years after the next console is rlseaeed. The Nintendo Gamecube, the last generation home console from Nintendo, continued to have games developed for it until 2008, which was 2 years after the Wii's release. The Wii could continue being a secondary console, as Sony has done with their PlayStation 2 and PlayStation 3 consoles, however it's up to Nintendo. If you would like a speculated answer, then i would guess that game production would end in 2015 at the latest for Wii games. It may be sooner considering the lack of good titles rlseaeed for the system, however, this is just a guess. I could be right, wrong or be completely wrong though. Nonetheless, i hope this answers your question,~Barolb Although the Wii U was announced, it has yet to be rlseaeed. Anyways, to answer your question: Yes, there will be Wii games made post console release.There is no definite answer as to how long it will continue, but production of past generation consoles usually continues for a few years after the next console is rlseaeed. The Nintendo Gamecube, the last generation home console from Nintendo, continued to have games developed for it until 2008, which was 2 years after the Wii’s release. The Wii could continue being a secondary console, as Sony has done with their PlayStation 2 and PlayStation 3 consoles, however it’s up to Nintendo. If you would like a speculated answer, then i would guess that game production would end in 2015 at the latest for Wii games. It may be sooner considering the lack of good titles rlseaeed for the system, however, this is just a guess. I could be right, wrong or be completely wrong though. Nonetheless, i hope this answers your question,~Barolb

]]> http://gamerlimit.com/2009/02/control-freak-connecting-you-to-your-game/#comment-3893 Chris Carter Tue, 24 Feb 2009 14:22:18 +0000 http://gamerlimit.com/?p=6457#comment-3893 Great article! The controller war will silently rage on despite the larger "console war". I agree that the Wii changed gaming history. True, I might not prefer "waggle" to precision, but I appreciate what they did. If the Wii had a solid controller like the PS3 Dual Shock that was compatible with all games, and allowed you to "substitute" waggle when you wanted to; we'd be in business. Great article! The controller war will silently rage on despite the larger “console war”. I agree that the Wii changed gaming history. True, I might not prefer “waggle” to precision, but I appreciate what they did. If the Wii had a solid controller like the PS3 Dual Shock that was compatible with all games, and allowed you to “substitute” waggle when you wanted to; we’d be in business.

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