Wii Online-Games des Wii

[Nasg1]

Pangya ist von Tecmo. Hat aber keinen Onlinemodus. Weder Teil 1, noch wird Teil 2 einen haben.

We Love Golf hat ebenso noch keinen angekündigt.

Das andere Golfgame, was du meinst kenn ich net.




Da bräuchte ich auch die Hilfe von euch.


Ich fänds nur besser, wenn diese Liste und auch Sasukes 07/08er Liste gestickiet wird. Das würde zum einen wahrscheinlich mehr Leute hier reinbringen und über Onlinegames im Allgemeinen auf dem Wii gesprochen werden, zum anderen aber würde man net immer suchen müssen, wenn man gerade sehen will, welche Games Onlinemodi bieten.

finde ich auch beides sollte gepint werden.

 

[wsippel]

Mir fällt gerade ein, Monster Lab soll wohl auch online sein.

 

[Kugel]

Pangya ist von Tecmo. Hat aber keinen Onlinemodus. Weder Teil 1, noch wird Teil 2 einen haben.

We Love Golf hat ebenso noch keinen angekündigt.

Das andere Golfgame, was du meinst kenn ich net.

Ich finde es nicht mehr. War es nur Einbildung? In welchem Spiel kann man denn zielen, indem man die Pointerfunktion benutzt? Hat Konami nicht eines angekündigt?

Da bräuchte ich auch die Hilfe von euch.

Fifa Soccer 08
Umfang:
-Onlineduelle
-Listenaktualisierung
-Online Meisterschaft (Virtual League)
http://gonintendo.com/?p=18635

Madden NFL 08
Umfang:
- Online Lobby mit echtzeit Leaderboard
- "My Profile" welches das Herkunftsland, Siege/Niederlagen, defensive percentage (wie heißt das im Deutschen: Defensivanteil?), Gesamtplatzierung (Rangliste?) und 5-star reputation score (Sterneeinteilung ähnlich Mario Kart DS?).
- ESPN Ticker Updates
- Downloadbarer Inhalt (für 2008/2009)
- Messenger

Code:
Friendcodeunterstützung (von EA)

Umfang:
-Zufallsmatches
-Friendcode
http://gonintendo.com/?p=18635


Mario Strikers Charged Football
Umfang:
Kooperativer Modus (Freundschaftsspiel/Zufallsmatch)
Single Modus (Freundschaftsspiel/Zufallsmatch)

Code:
Spielecode

Besonderheiten:
-Rangliste
-Meisterschaft (wöchentlich)
-Spieler des Tages


Pokemon Battle Revolution
DS gebunden


Worms: Space Oddity
Umfang:
-4 Spielermodus(?)


Was oder ob du es überhaupt übernehmen willst, ist dir überlassen.

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Weiteres Onlineunterstützendes Spiel:
Monster Lab:
http://www.consolewars.de/gen/fetchpics.php?aidx=55699&database=attachments
http://www.consolewars.de/gen/fetchpics.php?aidx=55697&database=attachments
http://www.consolewars.de/gen/fetchpics.php?aidx=55694&database=attachments
http://www.consolewars.de/gen/fetchpics.php?aidx=55692&database=attachments

Umfang:
-Duelle
-Tauschen

 

[Phytagoras]

In welchem Spiel kann man denn zielen, indem man die Pointerfunktion benutzt? Hat Konami nicht eines angekündigt?

Das ist kein Golfgame, sondern das MBL Pro.


Hab mal deine Daten eingetragen. Dankeschön^^


(Btw. gibts irgendwie html-gebunden so nen Trennstrich, damit man die Games besser abtrennen kann, oder gehts nur so:

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[Nasg1]

ich denke das passt hier rein.

The Wii Gets “Friendly”​

30 Aug 2007 - After a year of restless waiting, 3rd party online games are finally appearing on the Wii. Here’s a quick roundup of some of the games you could be playing with friends across the globe soon.

What do Red Steel, Rayman Raving Rabbids, Metal Slug Anthology and a whole catalogue of other Wii titles have in common? They were all highly anticipated 3rd party games that had gamers envisioning themselves playing against opponents from all over the world. Many a Wii-mote had been drooled on, and yet not one game delivered where gamers really wanted it most – the online arena.

True, most Wii gamers don’t really care so much for scaling to the top of leaderboards or unlocking achievements that proclaim them “World Champion”. But still, we ARE gamers and we DO want to play games against other living, breathing human beings, just like us (on a side note, the last time I invited strangers over to my place for a Wii-session, my mum told me I was crazy, changed the house locks and didn’t give me the new keys. I mean, was it really my fault? The Wii wasn’t online-multiplayer enabled. What other choice did I have? Anyway, point of the matter – inviting strangers over for a Wii-session isn’t going to go down too well with the folks. Don’t do it).

Earlier this year, after SNK’s uncharacteristic outburst at Nintendo for not allowing 3rd party developers into their realm of online gaming, the entire Nintendo gaming community was on edge. Would online gaming truly come to the Wii? Or would it be a haven reserved ONLY for Mario, Samus, Pikachu and some quirky brain examinations?

We soon received an answer though, as soon as Nintendo’s “marquee game”, Pokémon Battle Revolution was released, much to the delight of every 3rd party publisher the world over. Finally, everyone else now had “permission” (so to speak) to release competitive online-enabled games. 2006 and most of 2007 has been a drought for online games. The tail end of 2007 though, will be the beginning of an avalanche.

By now, most of us already know what Nintendo will be offering in the world of online gaming – racing plumbers, sexy space marines and brain-teasing exams. But what about the competition?

Below is a list of some of the online-enabled games arriving Down Under in the near future. The online features will be a mix of what’s already been officially announced and speculations on what we hope to see implemented in these games.

Sports Games​

These are no-brainers, aren’t they? No other games need online support as much as this genre of games do. Why? Well… Sports are in essence, games. Games that are played… with other people. Games that are played with other people with the intention of having… FUN (sounds familiar, doesn’t it? I seem to recall a little white box which was made for exactly the same purpose)

The EA Stable – Madden 08, Fifa 08, NBA Live 08

Kicking off our lineup is the collection of EA’s sports games. Like the sands of time flowing through a bottomless hourglass, EA’s annual updates (usually only discernable from the previous year’s incarnation by looking at the year written in the title) continue to stream from the gates of EA’s production houses in what must be hailed as the most non-innovative, yet successful of all franchises.

This year though, marks the 1st year EA is bringing competitive online modes to their sports games on the Nintendo Wii, and boy, do they look like they’re ushering in the online-era with a BANG.

While the following may not be applicable to all of the upcoming EA Sports titles, the section below should at least give you an idea of what to expect as EA dives headfirst into the world of online gaming on the Wii.

While Nintendo’s strict “protect the innocent” policy will almost surely rule out voice chat (if you play games on Xbox Live like I do, you’ll realise this is a blessing – adults like me really need to be protected from foul-mouthed kids), EA still have lots of other tricks up their sleeves, especially since they already have the experience of producing 2 year’s worth of online-enabled games for the Xbox 360 (and 1 year’s experience on the Playstation Network).

Online lobbies and real-time leaderboards will make their appearance for the first time on a Nintendo console. Also, statistics such as win/loss records, defensive percentage, overall ranking and reputation scores will give you the ultimate thrash talking rights – or a kick up your butt to let you know how much you have to improve if you truly wish to call yourself a national champion.

ESPN ticker updates will be available, giving you the latest scores and news from ESPN’s offices. While this sounds great in practice, it should be noted that when I played Fifa 07 (a football game) last year, the ESPN updates kept broadcasting audio clips of NBA and Baseball news to me, making it more of a fad than a genuine source of information (football news was available through a pile of menus that took a really long time to load, making that quite redundant as well).

EA’s instant messaging system will be available, which is a more troublesome but reasonable alternative to voice chat.

Also, Virtual leagues have been announced for Fifa 08, making online play mean more than just one-off matches against random opponents.

The most welcome feature though, would be roster updates. Yes! It’s great to know that our sports games will no longer be outdated the moment the next transfer window for sports clubs open (in the football world, that’s as soon as January 2008).

Nitrobike

The spiritual (but hopefully more entertaining) successor to the N64’s Excitebike, Nitrobike certainly sounds like a title worth looking out for. Racing junkies have had to survive far too long on Mario and Diddy Kong’s outings on the DS and even then, neither of them truly satisfied bike lovers (Diddy seemingly knew how to drive a kart, fly a plane and even pilot a hovercraft. But a bike? Sorry, too difficult for a monkey).

The game’s developers have hinted at the game supporting anywhere between 6 to 10 players racing simultaneously. I don’t know about you, but the idea of racing against real human opponents sure beats jostling for position with the IQ-less AI vehicles in Excitetruck.

Early videos of Nitrobike’s down and dirty racing action look promising. With the added replayability value of challenging rivals online, this game should be enough to tide us over at least until Mario Kart Wii makes its fashionably late arrival in 2008.

Hand-to-Hand Combat​

Dragonball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3

Looking exactly the same as Dragonball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 2, the 3rd iteration of the Dragonball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi series is the first to offer online play, and best news yet, online battles will be exclusive to the Wii.

So far, the following 6 online modes have been announced.

1. Custom battle: Battle using customised characters
2. Normal Battle: Battle using regular characters
3. Friend Battle: Battle against a friend
4. Ranking Battle: Climb the online leaderboard in an attempt to be World Champion
5. Ranking: World and National classifications (can’t be the best in the world? Settle for being National Champion instead)
6. Shop: Online shop.

Apart from point 6, everything else just means, well…. Online fighting. Still, with the ability to prove to the world how kickass our fireball blasting, mountain destroying, punch-and-kick-10-times-a-second skills are, this is one game where the addition of the online battle feature itself could be well worth the asking price.

A slight worry though, might be the number one enemy of many “I-could’ve-been-great” online games - lag. Dragonball Z’s extremely fast paced action doesn’t seem to lend itself well to the world of sometimes inconsistent internet performance. Still, I’ll give this title the benefit of the doubt, just because I liked the previous game so much.

If they get the online code right and you’re lucky enough to have friends living in the same state as you playing this game, Dragonball Z: Budokai Tenkaichi 3 could well end up being the most intense online experience on the Wii in 2007.

War Games​

Battalion Wars 2

“Battalion Wars 2? You mean there was a part 1?”

Yes, I heard you. The original Battalion Wars was a promising title that went rather unnoticed by gamers in general when it was released on the Gamecube. An action-based RTS game, this “war game” looked anything but. Featuring cartoon-inspired artwork and a cast of characters that looked more suited to The Cartoon Network than the History Channel, Battalion Wars had its fair share of die-hard fans nonetheless.

The sequel is arriving on the Wii and thus far, 3 online multiplayer modes have been announced.

1. Assault: Instant Combat
2. Skirmish: Tactical Depth
3. Co-op: Work with Friends

Seeing how amazing popular military-based RTS games are on the PC, and how easy controls will be using the Wiimote, Battalion Wars has a lot going for it – as long as it avoids getting lost amidst the hysteria of AAA titles Metroid 3 and Super Mario Galaxy, also touted for release in 2007.


Medal of Honour Heroes 2

Unlike the Xbox 360 and PC, the Wii has thankfully not been bombarded with an overabundance of World War II-themed games. Thus, Medal of Honour Heroes 2 on the Wii DOES stand a decent chance of surviving this holiday season (which is chockfull of “system sellers” – in other words, games that you’ll buy an entire console for) with decent sales – maybe.

Helping in its quest to be the first World War II shooter to be successful on the Wii is undoubtedly its promised online capabilities. Fancy going online against up to 4 opponents? Meh… That’s a pillowfight. 8 opponents? Decent…. For a school playground fight. Well, hold your horses, here it comes folks… Because, for the first time ever on any Nintendo console, Medal of Honour Heros 2 will support a whopping mayhem-provoking, heart attack-inducing, 32 players online!

Now THAT’S a WAR.

Rockers’ Choice​

Guitar Hero III

The Guitar Hero series looks set to announce its arrival on Nintendo’s platform in a big way (finally!). The world’s favourite music game is finally going to land in our grubby, music loving hands (we’ve already proven we love music games and all things quirky. Just look at the sales of Osu! Tatakae! Quendan. We don’t understand a word of text or byte of audio – but we still snapped it up in droves) and the first time we get to savor a taste of Guitar Hero goodness, it’s going to be ONLINE. Heck yeah!

Thus far, cooperative as well as competitive modes have been announced. We can only hope downloadable content (ie. new songs) will be headed to the Wii Shop as well.

How much of a difference will these few online features make? Let’s just say, while rocking out alone is already enough of a blast to last for hours, rocking out with a buddy online is sure to make Guitar Hero’s entertainment factor jump from “drunken fun” to “ecstasy-induced delirium”.

Just the Tip of the Iceberg​

The above was just a preview of what could be in store for us in the near future. We’ve waited long. We’ve waited impatiently. Now, it’s time for Nintendo and its 3rd party developers to show us the path to online glory.

It may take a while, but Nintendo have the advantage of learning from 2 more developed systems, the Xbox Live service and the Playstation Network. Plus, Nintendo generally have a more tolerant and forgiving audience than their competitors, meaning as long as basic multiplayer features and matchups work as they should, Nintendo fans will be praising the big N’s name to the sky.

To the internet…AND BEYOND!

 

[Phytagoras]

Bzgl. Guitar Heroes 3 gabs ne Meldung bei Gonintendo, dass es vielleicht doch kein Onlinemodus bekommt auf dem Wii, jedenfalls es Probleme damit gibt.


Edit: Grad neu:

A portion of a Pro-G interview with Kai Huang, President and co-founder of Red Octane…

Pro-G: What systems will gamers be able to venture online with? Anything planned for the Wii?

KH: There is online for the PS3 and Xbox 360. There won’t be online initially for the Wii, but we are working with Nintendo to see how we can get those features in.

So…anyone want to place some bets on just how long “initially” will last?

Quelle: Gonintendo

 

[Nasg1]

No online 'initially' for Guitar Hero III on Wii
The game's developer says that online functionality won't feature in the Wii game upon launch.

September 04, 2007 - Kai Huang, the president and co-founder of Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock developer RedOctane, recently spoke with Pro-G on the subject of the upcoming game, and discussed the differences of the Wii version of the multi-platform title.

"There is online for the PS3 and Xbox 360," Huang said, but commented, "There won't be online initially for the Wii, but we are working with Nintendo to see how we can get those features in."

This revelation comes after Red Octane's Senior PR Specialist said that the status of online functionality for the Wii version of the game was unconfirmed.

Guitar Hero III will be different on Wii in other ways too, Huang continued. "We haven't made any specific announcements on what the differences are, but absolutely we want to take advantage of the Wii-mote and utilise all of its capabilities," he said, before concluding, "People will be able to see the differences."

quelle: aussie-nintendo.com

 

[Nasg1]

ghost squad ist auch online.

bitte aufnehmen

 

[Phytagoras]

Aber doch net Coop, oder?

Dachte es gäbe nur so ne Art Rangliste.

 

[Nasg1]

Aber doch net Coop, oder?

Dachte es gäbe nur so ne Art Rangliste.

ja ist doch aber trozdem online.

 

[Phytagoras]

Die Frage ist, ob ich das dann zu den "unteren" packen soll oder zu den oberen. Ich würd sagen zu den unteren, weils ja kein richtiger Onlinemodus ist.

 

[Nasg1]

ja mach einfach

 

[Phytagoras]

@Nasg1

Gemacht.


Außerdem sind 2 potentielle Hitkracher hinzugekommen.

Schaut mal beim Buchstaben S !!!!

 

[Executer-Matze]

Ok jetzt beteilige ich mich auch mal, den Thread zu vervollständigen.

Aber wäre es nicht noch sinnvoll: Entwickler, Publisher und Releasedatum, zb only Japan zu ergänzen ?

Neuzugänge:

Big Catch - Bass Fishing



Jikkyo Powerful Pro Yakyu 14



Jissen Pachi-Slot Pachinko Hisshoho ! Hokuto no Ken



Umfang:

- Ranglisten
- Versus Duelle

Momotaro Dentetsu 16 Hokkaido Daikanpa no Maki



Nomiso Kone Kone Puzzle Takoron



Änderungen:

MLB Power Pros

MLB Power Pros hat keinen, dass sagt die offizielle Boxart. Die jap. V. davon ist nicht Jikkyo Powerful Pro Yakyu 14 sondern Jikkyo Pawafuru Major League 2, welches auch erst noch in Japan erscheint.

Mario Kart Wii:

Umfang:

- 16 Spieler
- Battle Modus

Quellen: etliche und viele Boxarts.

 

[Phytagoras]

@Executer

Ich werd sie morgen ergänzen.

Geh nu erstmal schlafen

 

[Phytagoras]

So.

Habs geupdatet.


Aber irgendwie echt nen Armutszeugnis für manche Entwickler, dass solche "Kackgames" wie die beiden Simplegames (nicht falsch verstehen. Ich mag die Serie!!!), das Fist of the North Star Pachinkogame oder auch das Fischgame nen Onlinemode bekommen, sowas wie Brothers in Arms, Boogie etc. aber nicht...

 

[Nasg1]

jo naja egal was für games hauptsache online. Daran sehen ander entwickler das sie mit ihren serien nachziehen müssen. Sind einige geile sachen dabei. Madden hört sich mehr als interessant an und MoH macht auch einen sehr guten eindruck.

BWii sowieso

Btw. holt sich hier jemand Moh und oder Madden?

 

[Phytagoras]

MoH als Budgettitel.

 

[Sasuke]

So.

Habs geupdatet.


Aber irgendwie echt nen Armutszeugnis für manche Entwickler, dass solche "Kackgames" wie die beiden Simplegames (nicht falsch verstehen. Ich mag die Serie!!!), das Fist of the North Star Pachinkogame oder auch das Fischgame nen Onlinemode bekommen, sowas wie Brothers in Arms, Boogie etc. aber nicht...

Naja logo...BiA,Boogie etc. kommen von Westentwicklern die nur die schnelle Konsole wollen - die anderen Titel kommen aus Japan

Wii wird aus Japan soviel Edelsoftware bekommen :-D

Btw. holt sich hier jemand Moh und oder Madden?

Madden - Ende des Monats oder Mitte nächsten Monats
Aber wohl gebraucht ^^

 

[Bodhiguard88]

@nasg 1: ich bin bei madden wahrscheinlich dabei!

ist ja echt toll dass immer mehr online-´´fähige´´ games kommen, aber wie ich des sehe ist dort online oft nur völlig unnötig, richtige spiele mit richtien online mode (wie bei msc) müssen noch mehr kommen.

so´n müll wie online statistiken vergleíchen oder items tauschen brauch ich nicht...