Seriously. Its starting to get annoying hearing how developers dong have enough space for their Wii games when they continue to use DVD-5 disc. Why aren't devs using DVD-9???
blitzer320 said:because everything on the wii is a piece of shit and not spent enough time on to have to need a dvd-9 and plus the graphics don't take up as much as something like the 360 (which uses dvd-9) or they just don't want anymore issues because of what happened with ssbb
Do you ever use your brain? That was just an excuse they made. Its obvious to anyone it was just a lazy port of rock band for the PS2 after realizing the Wii is where the moneys at. Just becasue they said they ran out of space doesn't make it true. And like what everyone else has said just becasue its on a smaller disk to doesn't make it more fun. Galaxy used a smaller disk yet its one of the best games of all times according to meta-critic (lets not start a flame war about meta-critic). Most Wii games don't need a larger disk due to the nature of the Wii. They would need a bigger disk if they had higher resolution textures and more polygons to save but they don't since its the Wii.LightyKD said:Its funny how you guys come up with such negative remarks yet I'm sure you were all bitchin when Rockband on first came out with NO online mode and we all remember what the reason was. That's right, lack of disc space when it was clear that EA used DVD-5 disc for the game and could have used DVD-9. Dual Layer DVD's ARE needed on Wii, more now than ever, even if its to just give the system some edge. Brawl was not a failure when it comes to Dual Layer support. With a official copy of Brawl I never had a issue. Now a backup... that's another story.
So what's the story with Rock Band 2 having a great online component?LightyKD said:Its funny how you guys come up with such negative remarks yet I'm sure you were all bitchin when Rockband on first came out with NO online mode and we all remember what the reason was. That's right, lack of disc space when it was clear that EA used DVD-5 disc for the game and could have used DVD-9. Dual Layer DVD's ARE needed on Wii, more now than ever, even if its to just give the system some edge. Brawl was not a failure when it comes to Dual Layer support. With a official copy of Brawl I never had a issue. Now a backup... that's another story.
LightyKD said:Its funny how you guys come up with such negative remarks yet I'm sure you were all bitchin when Rockband on first came out with NO online mode and we all remember what the reason was. That's right, lack of disc space when it was clear that EA used DVD-5 disc for the game and could have used DVD-9. Dual Layer DVD's ARE needed on Wii, more now than ever, even if its to just give the system some edge. Brawl was not a failure when it comes to Dual Layer support. With a official copy of Brawl I never had a issue. Now a backup... that's another story.
LightyKD has right... I wonder to why Wii Developers dosent use DVD9 disces to for games like Rock Band or Guitar Hero! For me, the games get better with DVD9 discs. Well, look at Brawl. Well, the most why they need a DVD9 disc to Brawl is that they have thoose big videos of that adventure game in Brawl. But it's not just the videos, look at the graphic in Brawl. So amazing! Better graphic and details then the other games that are out on the Wii.
QUOTE(LightyKD @ Jun 4 2009, 11:16 PM) Dual Layer DVD's ARE needed on Wii
dinofan01 said:They would need a bigger disk if they had higher resolution textures and more polygons to save but they don't since its the Wii.LightyKD said:Its funny how you guys come up with such negative remarks yet I'm sure you were all bitchin when Rockband on first came out with NO online mode and we all remember what the reason was. That's right, lack of disc space when it was clear that EA used DVD-5 disc for the game and could have used DVD-9. Dual Layer DVD's ARE needed on Wii, more now than ever, even if its to just give the system some edge. Brawl was not a failure when it comes to Dual Layer support. With a official copy of Brawl I never had a issue. Now a backup... that's another story.
LightyKD said:dinofan01 said:They would need a bigger disk if they had higher resolution textures and more polygons to save but they don't since its the Wii.LightyKD said:Its funny how you guys come up with such negative remarks yet I'm sure you were all bitchin when Rockband on first came out with NO online mode and we all remember what the reason was. That's right, lack of disc space when it was clear that EA used DVD-5 disc for the game and could have used DVD-9. Dual Layer DVD's ARE needed on Wii, more now than ever, even if its to just give the system some edge. Brawl was not a failure when it comes to Dual Layer support. With a official copy of Brawl I never had a issue. Now a backup... that's another story.
You just said it right there BETTER TEXTURES! Who says that Wii games don't deserve better textures. Hell, "The Conduit", "Super Smash Bros: Brawl" and "My Aquarium" all prove that the Wii is capable of better textures. Like I said, people complain about Wii games not looking pretty and that Wii games don't have enough content but when push comes to shove and the third parties are given the tools to make these so called "better hardcore games" you side with the lazy side of these companies. I'm about tired of seeing bits and pieces of the puzzle and nobody (until High Voltage came along) putting the puzzle together. The Wii IS capable of great looking games!
LightyKD said:dinofan01 said:They would need a bigger disk if they had higher resolution textures and more polygons to save but they don't since its the Wii.LightyKD said:Its funny how you guys come up with such negative remarks yet I'm sure you were all bitchin when Rockband on first came out with NO online mode and we all remember what the reason was. That's right, lack of disc space when it was clear that EA used DVD-5 disc for the game and could have used DVD-9. Dual Layer DVD's ARE needed on Wii, more now than ever, even if its to just give the system some edge. Brawl was not a failure when it comes to Dual Layer support. With a official copy of Brawl I never had a issue. Now a backup... that's another story.
You just said it right there BETTER TEXTURES! Who says that Wii games don't deserve better textures. Hell, "The Conduit", "Super Smash Bros: Brawl" and "My Aquarium" all prove that the Wii is capable of better textures. Like I said, people complain about Wii games not looking pretty and that Wii games don't have enough content but when push comes to shove and the third parties are given the tools to make these so called "better hardcore games" you side with the lazy side of these companies. I'm about tired of seeing bits and pieces of the puzzle and nobody (until High Voltage came along) putting the puzzle together. The Wii IS capable of great looking games!
GHBAimen said:LightyKD has right... I wonder to why Wii Developers dosent use DVD9 disces to for games like Rock Band or Guitar Hero! For me, the games get better with DVD9 discs. Well, look at Brawl. Well, the most why they need a DVD9 disc to Brawl is that they have thoose big videos of that adventure game in Brawl. But it's not just the videos, look at the graphic in Brawl. So amazing! Better graphic and details then the other games that are out on the Wii.
jan777 said:i get the sense
because the textures in brawl are high quality (or something) it takes up lots of space therefore
the movies doesnt fit in the first layer
why else did they put the movies in the second layer? to make it harder for wiis to read the disc?