"One of the few untapped market segments for the Wii is the serious or hardcore gamer. How could the Wii attract this type of gamer?
The Wii has been a tremendous success with casual, women, younger, and older gamers. These are three markets that the console industry had left largely untapped. But what about serious gamers?
Hardcore gamers are not completely ignored by the Wii, but they are certainly the one market that does not seem to receive a lot of attention. This definitely has not hurt the Wii's bottom line, but it does mean this is an area where the Wii has the most to gain at this point."
This article examines a few ways the Wii could recapture some of this market.
While it was received poorly at the time, Pokemon Battle Revolution is being remembered with newfound appreciation in light of the ongoing conversation about the animation quality in the Pokemon series.
I'm sure it was good in certain ways, and honestly not a bad game
Just felt like a huge disappointing step back from games like colleseum and xr, and honestly
Even stadium
No mini games etc
Nintendo could be sitting on a gold mine with a past favorite.
Because we all miss accidentally throwing our Wiimotes at the TV, so let's throw some Joy-Cons.
I was always confused by Nintendo’s decision to kill the franchise. “Super” stayed with Mario titles even after the Super Nintendo. They can still use the Wii name. Hell it’s been so long that releasing a new one, or even an HD remaster, will tap into that nostalgia market.
Yeah i agree but i don't think Nintendo will be bringing wii sports to the Nintendo Switch samething goes for diddykong racing
Daav Valentaten from NoobFeed writes - Pokémon Rumble: Weekend Edition is an unofficial mod for the Nintendo Wii game, which restores the generations that were missing.
My sentiments are similar. I love my Wii, but I wish I had some more great, non-party games for it.
I love the party games. Don't get me wrong. But I'd like some more hardcore games as well. If not in challenge, at least in the type of people they were designed for.
Some of the points are kind of moot. The one about RPGs will only be relevant for a short while more with Crystal Bearers, Tales of Graces and Monado on the way. Plus Dragon Quest X at some point.
Mature games? It depends how you classify them, stuff like Madworld and HOTD: Overkill aren't really mature so I guess I could agree there but the upcoming Silent Hill is kind of trying to fill that gap.
Great shooters? Oooh, that's a weird thing to talk about. Metroid Prime Trilogy is awesome but it's not really like Perfect Dark and whilst The Conduit is, the campaign is completely average.
The other points are much better though, a full blown Pokémon on the Wii would be awesome, especially if it was online. The online could be improved or just implemented more often in games, I'd also like more publishers to use dedicated servers, which allows them to bypass friend codes.
The thing about advertising sports games though I don't really care about, not a big sports fan...
Those are my thoughts and I have a lot of games to look forward to in the future.
The Wii has some good games coming out but they rarely ever get any coverage, like Sin and Punishment 2.
Personally, I find the motion controls kind of limiting. I wish they'd come out with games with the option to use more traditional controls, like the classic controller, for example. I get tired of flailing about every time I want Mario to attack or do a spin move.
Also, how about some kind of achievement system? Achievements are insanely addicting (xbox, wow) and even the PS3 has trophies.
HD and hardcore games, but the PSwand will provide that so I won't need the wii