Joie

@yoshi95

yup! that would make me happy! ... isn't that (part of) what I said? =)

also, porting it later in HD is fine... porting it later in HD with 2 extra levels, extra characters, etc, etc.... not cool.

If all three versions will be the same, just in HD on the other consoles, that's totally cool with me.

If, however, they adhere to the typical trend of putting the "real" game on the HD twins and giving the Wii some kind of on-rails shooter, party game spin-off? Then they really shouldn't waste there time and should just port the HD version to Wii U =\

/common sense

@TwEE

Some people would rather have pretty HD than better controls =)

Note 1: Camera functions are not the same as controls.
Note 2: The Wiimote's dpad acted like a 2nd stick. It isn't as nuanced as an analog stick, but the first game's camera was a problem of programming, not input method.

"Warren Spector's Junction Point Studios, the development house behind Epic Mickey, was hit by layoffs last January after the Wii-exclusive title launched, likely due to massive losses in Disney's interactive (read: games) department."

This makes it sound like the Wii and Epic Mickey are to blame. However, the game sold over 2.5 million copies on that one platform alone so ...... rewrite?

"We would never leave Nintendo, we love them to death."

Good man. Nice to see some loyalty in the industry.

Put Runner 2 on Wii U and you'll have my money, Gaijin!

I think I should get Sonic. Never played Triple Trouble... looks like good stuff!

Woo hoo!!

@FinalFantasyXIIIsucks

Sewer Shark and Night Trap! Yes!

@(Unverified)

Well, I promise it's more popular, so ....

After RE5, and seeing the trailers for RE6, I was starting to get really worried that one of my favorite franchises was leaving me behind.

But, RERev has single-handedly restored my faith in the franchise.

Even they relegate games like this to "side stories," that's fine with me as long as they come out with comparable frequency.

RERev! The return of survival horror!!!