Oh, and I thought this would be about terror stars, tactical combat or multiplayer for GC2!

but I question whether the tiny resolution of a TV screen would really allow for a game like GalCiv2

Bear in mind that high resolution is a relatively recent thing game-wise. Tons of classic games (every DOS game, and many pre-2000 windows games) are perfectly happy at low resolutions.

Oh, and I thought this would be about terror stars, tactical combat or multiplayer for GC2! It was supposed to be about... get ready... CARRIERS!!!!

roflmao

thats what I thought too! haha, but i'm pleasently suprised. I tried playing C&C Red Alert on a console (N64 or PSOne, can't remember which) and it blew like the big bad wolf.

However, I have faith in Stardock AND the Wii, it could work.

I'm not sure what to think about StarDock doing a Wii game. And personally, since the toolkit is available to the general public, would like to see them do the Xbox360 if they were to do a console. (Yes, this is despite my deep seeded hatred for Microsoft, but i do give them a thumbs up for making their toolkits available to everyone, even if they are about a grand total). I really don't *see* how the motion sensor could be taken advantage of in a strategy game, and would like the complex algorithms to be computed on something with a bit more power.

It was supposed to be about... get ready... CARRIERS!!!!

Nuh uh. It was supposed to be about multiplayer GCII on a console, with carriers and tactical combat implemented. Oh, and the carriers would have to be able to carry your mulitplayer buddies' ships into tactical combat against a terror star.

I win

Nuh uh. It was supposed to be about multiplayer GCII on a console, with carriers and tactical combat implemented. Oh, and the carriers would have to be able to carry your mulitplayer buddies' ships into tactical combat against a terror star. I win I will most definitely give you that one for the reply... you do win. Now I shall go back down into the dungeon and slave tirelessly away at my next thesis on carriers and how the developers really need to implement them. I can see you all cringing now. MUAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!

Ummm, multi-player carriers....you fly it and your 200 friends each fly a fighter   

displosal.

And give kryo a break evil

Aw now I wasn't trying to be mean or anything. Besides, Kryo knows full well that I have the utmost respect for him and only meant it as a "joke".
I mean, you did know, didn't you Kryo? It was a joke, he he... uhhh, uh oh!
Looking around for that big ban stick...

For some reason FF2's spellchecker does not apply to the reply boxes here, at least for me.

Still trying out FF2. So far I like it. Strange though, the spell check works for me on here, but like you said Kryo, it could just be on your end.

I must be way out of date, older than dirt and all that good stuff but ummm... What is Wii?

For the love of Google man! Just type it in a search engine, you'll find out in 10 seconds.

The new, 250.00 dollar, interactive home entertainment system from Nintendo. This is what the Wii is.

Now I guess I am going to have to use Google... Damn.

Also, I own a Wii, and despite the GameCube's flaming failure (look, i love Nintendo, but that was garbage and you're lying to yourself if you think otherwise. It only did *decent* because of the games that came out exclusively for it, the console was trash), the Wii is surprisingly awesome. There are plenty of cool features already there, and many more to come... I can't wait for the keyboard that plugs into my Wiimote (no, they haven't announced this, but you *know* it's gonna happen)

Very true, the graphics are not comparable to any other nextgen system or a PC, and they never were supposed to be.

Very true, my idiot friend broke his wiimote day one launching it into the wall, along with his nunchuck, while we were boxing... it's true that the wrist strap doesn't help, but, he was being an uncoordinated jackass who was exaggerating his movements tenfold and had not washed his hands after eating greasy pizza... i laughed, hard

one how did your friend actualy manage to break the wiimote, all of the stories about the wiimote breaking stuff have one thing in common the wiimote survived completely intact that thing is indestructable.

Structurally it's indestructible. The thing didn't smash to pieces (although that would have been cool), but the sensors inside are fairly delicate. They didn't work so hot after taking a 40 mph trip into a brick wall.