Tiger Woods 10 will be available with the Wii MotionPlus for $59.99, or without the accessory for $49.99. Both editions of Tiger Woods PGA TOUR 10 will be available on June 15 in North America.
This is Epic News. Nintendo is showing real love for a 3rd party developer by releasing WM+ with their game first. No other game has been packaged with a Nintendo product.
I hope Wii Speak with The Conduit next
This is Epic News. Nintendo is showing real love for a 3rd party developer by releasing WM+ with their game first. No other game has been packaged with a Nintendo product.
I hope Wii Speak with The Conduit next
Nope, in Japan there was a Resident Evil Umbrella Chronicles + Zapper bundle, and a Ghost Squad + Zapper bundle.
The main issue with Sega's game is that it comes out a few weeks before Wii MotionPlus.
That will not happen.
Nintendo wants Wii Sports Resort to be THE game that releases alongside MP. Releasing MP with Virtua Tennis defeats that purpose.
The main issue with Sega's game is that it comes out a few weeks before Wii MotionPlus.
Win for SEGA - the only way to get Wii Motion Plus early. ;)
I'm confused... does the fact that there are two versions mean that motion plus isn't required? That seems a little odd.
If the game had to be designed to work without motion plus, how exactly does it make good use of it?
That doesn't make any sense at all. If motion plus makes controlling the club that much different, they would still have to balance the difficulty and physics mechanics around not using the attachment.... It's going to clash. Either without motion plus is going to be frustratingly hard, or with motion plus is going to be insanely easy. Or, the third option, motion plus isn't going to feel much different at all....If the game had to be designed to work without motion plus, how exactly does it make good use of it?
Probably the same way games can be enhanced if they are played on certain systems.
Also, what would you expect out of Wii Sports Resort if Nintendo announced that motion plus wasn't required?
That doesn't make any sense at all. If motion plus makes controlling the club that much different, they would still have to balance the difficulty and physics mechanics around not using the attachment.... It's going to clash. Either without motion plus is going to be frustratingly hard, or with motion plus is going to be insanely easy. Or, the third option, motion plus isn't going to feel much different at all....
None of those sound good to me.
Also, what would you expect out of Wii Sports Resort if Nintendo announced that motion plus wasn't required?