They're really playing different types of games on those two machines, and historically up to know we assume those people will have played the more mature content on the more high-tech machine. 'So people having a Wii and a 360 and/or PS3.

'One of the explanations we have is that there's a lot of double ownership,' he said. This isn’t just me guessing, it was actually EA’s thought process, according to their European VP, Dr. The Wii might not have been the console to buy if you were looking specifically for mature games, no, but if you were more open to a variety of experiences, and those experiences included mature titles, the Wii had a few moments of greatness to share with you that, in some cases, you would have missed out on otherwise, or at least missed out on the superior form that was was built from the ground up for the little white tower and its specific functions. Sure, games like The Conduit missed the mark and felt like they belonged to a generation even further behind the present than the Wii, but the best version of Resident Evil 4 is on the Wii, for instance, while some high-quality, original M-rated titles like MadWorld, No More Heroes, and House of the Dead: Overkill made their debuts there. That doesn’t mean the Wii lacked for quality mature efforts, though.

Efforts were made, again and again, but it just wasn’t ever meant to be the system that would attract the kind of gamer who wanted that specific thing above all. Previous entries in this series can be found through this link.

This column is “Retro spotlight,” which exists mostly so I can write about whatever game I feel like even if it doesn’t fit into one of the other topics you find in this newsletter.

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