@ Jakub Majewski - Of course, it never hurts for Nintendo to have 3rd-party companies on its side for additional firepower. Not to mention, some of the 3rd-party offerings will tend to sell better on a Nintendo console at times.
I have to agree with what Warren said. The criticisms from people about game sequels are not limited to just Nintendo. Other companies like Activision and EA get those criticisms as well. However, Nintendo and the different groups under them do their best to make a game based on one ...
@ William Johnson - Sony still got ways to go, in my opinion, but for now, it does have the edge against Microsoft on the price for the base model which was rumored and predicted by a lot of people .
@ Michael Josefsen - What I mainly get from your comment is that it makes a lot of sense to put ones own vision for a game first, then see how it can be changed/improved to be more inclusive without compromising the original vision. I can 't argue with that ...
The Wii being backwards compatible with GameCube games and GameCube controllers was the icing in the cake for me when it came to wanting to purchase the Wii. I never had the GameCube before, but I was interested in its games and getting the Wii saved me time and money ...
