Wii Fit... are you kidding me?

[yoursavior]

Originally Posted by soccerfreak24

I'm like Lancer.. who plays video games to do physical activity? If I get home from a soccer game, or frisbee game or somethin... I play halo to relax, not for any sort of excersize pushing buttons is fine.

Thats why the Wii offers games using normal controllers, the Wiimote, and the Wii Balance board, so that people who do want to excercise can do that, people who want an immersive experience can do that, and people who just want to chill-out can do that, aswell.

[soccerfreak24]

Originally Posted by yoursavior

Thats why the Wii offers games using normal controllers, the Wiimote, and the Wii Balance board, so that people who do want to excercise can do that, people who want an immersive experience can do that, and people who just want to chill-out can do that, aswell.

Yeah, and theres the problem for me. It is not built for any specific type of people, but instead trys to apply to everyone. Because of that, there are no really competitive or advanced games, like you may see on the 360/ps3. It's aimed toward casual audiences.. and that just doens't cut it for a lot of us.

[yoursavior]

Originally Posted by soccerfreak24

Yeah, and theres the problem for me. It is not built for any specific type of people, but instead trys to apply to everyone. Because of that, there are no really competitive or advanced games, like you may see on the 360/ps3. It's aimed toward casual audiences.. and that just doens't cut it for a lot of us.

Sure, Nintendo's 1st party games maybe steering towards the casual market, but other devlopers are making 'hardcore' games fro the Wii. I mean, look at upcoming titles like Mad World, The Conduit, Fatal Frame IV, a fully functional version of Call of Duty: World at War with MORE features than the 360 and PS3 versions, and a port of the 360 classic Dead Rising with no stripped content, aswell as titles already in stores like No More Heroes, Resident Evil 4, Resident Evil: Umbrella Chronicles. There are games for the competitive crowd, they're just over-shadowed by all of the shovelware other companies are putting out.