What Wii Game to Get Next? [v2.0]

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But the thing is, the aiming isn't sluggish [in dual analog]. Aiming, in every top of the line FPS is perfect. If dual analog is too sluggish, up your sensitivity. I'm sorry, but that is not a valid argument. If The Conduit played with dual analog, it would be just the same precision. And yes, multiplayer is what a majority of people buy FPS for, which brings me to my biggest (and main) hatred of the Conduit: online is terrible. Almost every game I get in it lags, and glitches are numerous. It might be perfectly fine with people who don't have experience in the fluid FPS of other consoles, but to a multi-console owner, it's a major flaw. And before you say it's my connection, know this: I have a 4-bar lag-free connection on all online games when I use my 360. Oh, and I actually fairly enjoyed the Conduit's single player experience. The controls were a whole new experience, and it was fun while it lasted. But I must look at this game as a $50 dollar package, advertised to be the Wii's savior by bringing a 360/PS3-quality FPS with 360-like graphics and fluid online to the little white console. It doesn't do well.

Don't get me wrong, the Conduit's not bad. It's simply average. Run of the mill. It's only noteworthy quality is the sheer numbers of fans that take it for what it is advertised. I suppose I'm being hard on the game, it's just I'm more than satisfied with top of the line FPS [ones that deserve their 8s and 9s], one of which places the users skill in combat (Halo) and one of which places the users skill in strategy and hunting (Call of Duty). It would take a truly marvelous FPS [something the Conduit was advertised] for me to stop playing these two, something which The Conduit is not. I know I won't get anywhere with this post, it's like going into a 360 forum and saying "Halo sucks," but I find it almost necessary to add an opinion to this that can hopefully make some people realize where a game has it's faults.