wsippel said:Triforce was a rather obscure board. Only very few games used it, and most of them were based on Nintendo IPs. I guess this new board has much better chances, now that Naomi is dead. It's probably one of the cheapest arcade boards these days, and makes it very easy to port the games to the leading home console.
At this point, the main enemy it stands to have, in the "low-end arena" has is the System 246/256 (which is PS2 hardware, basically! :lol).
246/256 will basically taper off as devs FINALLY start having the heart to leave the PS2 generation behind them, and look to this Wii board as a means to continue their game, plus pretty much guarantee perfection once console port is in their sights.
But again, what I'm probably most looking forward to, is seeing if the fact that Wii Hardware is going to arcades, may mean the effective resurrection of 1:1 games in arcades again. With WiiMotionPlus over the horizon, and possibly an arcade-version equivalent on the way too, now is definitely the IDEAL time to really kick-start this genre once again.
Any way, arcade-perfect port of TC, here we come...