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Should Nintendo Release a Wii Graphic Engine Tool for 3rd Parties?

October 17, 2008 in Blog comments 4

Behind its Unreal Engine Technology, Epic Games has helped several developers push the boundaries of their abilities by providing them with a powerful suite of tools to aid in the development process.

MyReviewPoint.com asks if Nintendo should follow Epic's lead and deliver a suite of tools to help aid developers and publishers as they create titles for the Wii console.

The Nintendo Engine could provide the necessary blue print for all developers to refer to as they design their titles for the Wii. It also allows for a stronger dedication to the development of gameplay and controls, a focal point for Nintendo in this generation thanks to the Wii-Remote.
GSwagg via myreviewpoint.com »
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    Final Blade Oct 18, 08
    Good idea, but its up to the devs whether they want to put effort making games on the Wii.
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      black doom Oct 18, 08
      Technically just like with the other consoles, but if there games are noted to be sub par reasonably publicly it will hurt them.

      You sound like you are giving them the choice Final Blade, are we really going to let them? I say 'hell no', I will use all my influence in my family advise them on what to and what not to buy, and fortunately if there is one thing all my aunts, uncles and cousins will listen to me on it is this,
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    Fishlock Oct 18, 08
    The Wii can handle a graphics engine?

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    blazeboy11 Oct 19, 08
    I think it would be very helpful to the 3rd parties if they did. Many of the 3rd party games on the Wii so far are fairly mediocre, Nintendo may as well do whatever they can to help.

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