Couldn't game developers utilizes the Wii"s Gamecube or SD card slots, so they can make larger scale games? I don't know where I am really going with this, but I was thinking that if games came with an SD card or like a custom memory card that fit into the Gamecube memory card slots; wouldn't they be able to store game information and data on the SD card or memory card?
Here is an example that I made up. Potentially, the Wii wouldn't be able to handle a game as large as Oblivion (just the map size and the caves and suck)
But, if games needed they could be packaged with a Mem Card or SD card that has the data or something on it so the Wii could handle it?
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I don't think that it works like that.
That's like saying that if you have a bigger hard drive in your computer, you can play better games.
Quote from: GOB on July 29, 2009, 12:18:12 PM
I don't think that it works like that.
That's like saying that if you have a bigger hard drive in your computer, you can play better games.
This^^^
I think the Wii needs more hardware to handle games such as Oblivion, not just more memory.
How about Nintendo just drops the whole Wiimote controls and makes a new console that is up to date and not a waste of money? akudood;
Quote from: GOB on July 29, 2009, 12:18:12 PM
I don't think that it works like that.
That's like saying that if you have a bigger hard drive in your computer, you can play better games.
No, but you could play
bigger games, is what I think he means.
In that case, while it might be possible, would be unlikely.
Quote from: Lwar on July 29, 2009, 12:23:33 PM
How about Nintendo just drops the whole Wiimote controls and makes a new console that is up to date and not a waste of money? akudood;
I'm gonna say we'll get that around 2012 saddood;
Oblivion is just on a dual-layer DVD, which the Wii can read, so I don't really think that would be an issue.
Quote from: Lwar on July 29, 2009, 12:23:33 PM
How about Nintendo just drops the whole Wiimote controls and makes a new console that is up to date and not a waste of money? akudood;
Hahaha, after the Wii's success with casual gamers, parents, people who don't play video games Nintendo will always be like that... Casual games...
When I was young my dad was like why would you want a gamecube the only games it has are for babies, so I got a ps2. Now, that is pretty much true.
Quote from: xXTheHaunted on July 29, 2009, 08:26:25 PM
Hahaha, after the Wii's success with casual gamers, parents, people who don't play video games Nintendo will always be like that... Casual games...
When I was young my dad was like why would you want a gamecube the only games it has are for babies, so I got a ps2. Now, that is pretty much true.
Your dad is an idiot.
Quote from: GOB on July 29, 2009, 08:31:19 PM
Your dad is an idiot.
Actually i'm glad he didn't let me get a Gamecube, Ps2 was so much better.
Quote from: xXTheHaunted on July 29, 2009, 09:39:48 PM
Actually i'm glad he didn't let me get a Gamecube, Ps2 was so much better.
lol
Quote from: Hïro on July 29, 2009, 10:46:04 PM
they were pretty damned close baddood;
not...really lol
Quote from: Trav on July 29, 2009, 10:48:04 PM
not...really lol
how not, both have many excellent games. baddood;
Quote from: Hïro on July 29, 2009, 10:53:55 PM
how not, both have many excellent games. baddood;
gamecube doesn't really have nearly as many as ps2
Quote from: Trav on July 29, 2009, 10:59:47 PM
gamecube doesn't really have nearly as many as ps2
I suppose, but the Gamecube had some really wonderful games as well.
Quote from: Trav on July 29, 2009, 10:59:47 PM
gamecube doesn't really have nearly as many as ps2
It does if you're not a first-party leeching faggot. There are a lot of great games on the Gamecube that were simply overlooked because it's the Gamecube.
Eternal Darkness and Ikaruga, for example.
While I'm perfectly willing to admit that the PS2 might have more good games, I think the Gamecube comes fairly close, and it's a fucking great console.