DeaconKnowledge
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Gigglepoo said:This is true. Didn't that 50 Cent sell a million copies? But the PS2 had a ton of top notch 3rd party efforts as well. We don't see any on the Wii so far. There is a chance that developers will never fully invest in the Wii since they can sell bad games that require little effort.
Plus, bad games usually sell because of a license. See 50 Cent or Order of the Phoenix. But Red Steel didn't have a license. When a horrible new IP sells that well, I find it troubling.
That's really specious logic.
Red Steel sold because it was ridiculously hyped in gaming magazines and was the first game shown running on the Wii, not to mention the huge ad campaign for it. It wasn't great, but sometimes a game doesn't have to be great to sell.
Remember Driv3r? The only Difference between Driv3r and Red Steel was that Red Steel also had launch status to boost sales.