Jon Goldman, chairman and chief executive of Foundation 9 Entertainment, an independent game development company, said that he was hearing a growing call for Wii games from the publishers and distributors that finance the games that his firm creates. “Publishers are saying: Instead of spending $15 million or $20 million on one PS3 game, come back to me with five or six Wii pitches,” he said.I'm amazed this has worked out for me. After making do with technocrap for a decade I have for some reason bought a Wii, a Mac, and an iPhone in the past year. With these in hand, I don't plan on buying another major appliance before 2010. So I need these to keep working.
So set 'em up, Mr. CEO of a company that puts out really icky social interaction games. (You clearly have a handle on the American male's timeless need to take exciting new technologies and combine them with classic spank fantasies.) And I will knock some of them down. The ones with sports. Or Nazis to shoot to death. (Honestly, why hasn't anyone made a game out of the 1936 Olympics?)
