saunderez

Not with the AU PAL version of the game.

What I was getting at is that the mouse isn't used for the actual gameplay. The keyboard is. Arrow keys move the worm about and to aim enter for jump, backspace for double jump and space bar to fire.

How does the wii remote fit into this? I don't have a freakin' clue.

No, Worms is not most suited to the Wii. Can someone please remind me what the mouse is used for in a Worms game? Certainly not for any gameplay. Selecting weapons and moving the "camera" around. Motion controls and Worms are a bad fit.

Just give us the Rock The 80's song pack for $20-$30 and you'll make a killing. That's all you need to do. Don't need the graphics or environments. Just the song pack.

To everyone who tried to pass off my attach rate comment, generally as install base increases attach rate decreases. When the PS3 and Wii have sold 10 million units each and have an attach rate close to 6 come back to me. They don't, and in the case of the Wii I don't think they will. I'd be surprised if at 10 million units its attach rate is > 3.

Their loss. They don't want to support the next-gen console which currently has the largest install base and possibly the highest attach rate (at this time of it's life) of any console in history, it is their prerogative. I won't be buying a PS3 to play it. So the only loser in this situation is Square-Enix.

Maybe they'll make it Crazy Taxi style where the pedestrians super-humanly jump out of the way of your car.

No threat at all..it's not even a threat to other phones - every half decent phone on the market can do everything the iPhone can do, for half the price.

Great keyboard/mouse - not new though - got mine about 3 months ago here in Australia.

@Patrick

Carmageddon was a bit before any of those games. Still ranks in my memories as one of my favourite games of all time, although the sequels were decidely pukeworthy.