Maybe it's a result of writing this in the middle of a rather warm Scottish summertime, but I'd love a shiny version of Wii Sports Resort. But playing Skyward Sword and rediscovering how fun motion controls are, to me at least, has made me think of another Wii game I'd love to see. Yes, we're all thinking of the constantly / tiresomely rumoured Metroid Prime Trilogy, and as a huge fan of those games I may spontaneously combust when / if that is revealed. It's a re-release in which developer Tantalus and Nintendo have seemingly worked smarter rather than harder.ĭigital Foundry makes the point that, if Nintendo has developed clever tools to aid clean and effective improvements to Wii games, perhaps it opens the door to more similar releases. Ultimately we have a version of the game that has beautifully clean visuals and a silky 60fps performance.
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It's not emulating but also doesn't need a complete overhaul of code - we think that's the jist. The Digital Foundry report on the game highlighted that, unlike the Super Mario 3D All-Stars compilation's version of Super Mario Galaxy, the SS re-release seems to utilise the original Wii code in clever ways. The recent launch of The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword HD was interesting for a lot of reasons, one of which was technical.
It also had some top-notch games that could benefit from lovely HD visuals and silky framerates. Sure, the Wii had flaws like every other console ever conceived, but alongside the DS it introduced a lot of new people to gaming - what a wonderful thing. It can be a bit of a trendy thing to tease the Wii, as if its concept of introducing new control schemes and luring traditional 'non-gamers' into being gamers was somehow bad - well, it was actually brilliant.
The Wii, the Revolution, the era of motion controls, bathroom scales as peripherals and fun for all.
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