Wii Graphics

Am I the only one who noticed that Mario Galaxy looks as good as anything we've seen on the 360 so far? It really shows this thing's potential graphically.

Wii has the power to create graphics as great as the 360, but we choose not to even flaunt it. I love that.

All the games showcased look well enough to me.

What I can't wait to do is to end up going crazy with the Wii Controller and end up looking like a fool as I play it! I used to always jump around when playing my old SNES, now here, I can actually get away with it!

I bet Galaxy isn't going to be the so called Mario 128.

Sunshine was thought to be 128, but people were wroong :<

'Mario 128' was never a real game. Never.

I don't really think the graphics are bad, sure, compared to 360 games they might look a little ---, but this is by far good enough. And as long as they play well. I'll be fine.

Edit: :D I love you RII

This post has been edited by Binky on May 10 2006, 07:28 PM

Did you watch the Prime 3 videos? The lighting and advanced particle effects are much more improved than the first two games.

I can't see any difference between this and 360 graphics, except in a couple of games. For the most part they're easily as good. Especially Mario. I don't think the graphics could have possibly been any better for that game on any system. But then, I played on my friend's 360 and was unimpressed.

My point: Maybe we are this generation's PS2, but PS2 owners never complained. And all of the games in the demo, if they had been released on 360, I doubt anybody would be complaining about the graphics. Get my point?

This post has been edited by DistantJ on May 11 2006, 04:35 AM

Nope, Nintendo did state they were making 128 like, 5 years ago
It was originally going to be on Gamecube, and announced but it never had any screens etc, and eventually they said it was going to be on the Revolution, so this is probably it.

Not only that, but Miyamoto confirmed that "Mario 128" would be the Mario launch title the Wii would be armed with.

I don't see how something "completely new and innovative, yet sticks true to the Super Mario 64 formula", a game that fits the exact description Miyamoto gave, WOULD NOT be Mario Galaxy. It just doesn't make sense.