Halo On Wii?

halo is fun well if it gets to xbox360 to wii to pc that will be nice

Honestly, the Wii might not be powerful enough to even play Halo, just like GTR4. I think that you two(the21gamer and kev360) have a one-tracked mind. If the developers had thought of this (just assume that there are developers) wouldn’t you think that they’d think of another way? What about if the gun was aimed with the joystick and you moved by moving your Wii remote (left is left, right is right, up is forward, and down if backward)? Or required a Classic or Gamecube Controller or even created another controller? The whole pointing your remote to shoot is only really good on paper. On a few games, sure, it’s OK, like that on Nerf one, but those ones have NEW CONTROLLERS. Just like Mario Kart and Link’s Crossbow Training.
Now, to answer the original question, which everyone essentially is avoiding *cough* Kev360 and the21gamer *cough*, I think it would be awesome, IF the controls are good and easy to use (but not so easy that once you learn the controls you are the champion) I would totally get it. But that’s really not an issue, since developers are really good at creating easy-to-use controls.

*watches 24/7 gamers fat sweaty hands accidently throw the Wiimote at their Plasma*

Probably not such a great idea.

that would be soooo amazing!!!!!!!!!!

You know, if someone made a halo for n64 or another system, we could inject it into another Virtual Console game, and have it avalible. Just the demo or a few levels. It would be pretty simple.

it might be good with good controls

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0pRWwry2Dd0

“I’m not looking for realistic and actually the Wiimote for fps aren’t that realistic. A real gun you need to be a way better shot than with a Wiimote.

The game is already balanced and you can get away. With the Wiimote you’d be shot doen before you could do anything and I prefer Halo as is instead of turning into more of a stealth game." -the21gamer

First off, “A real gun you need to be a way better shot than with a Wiimote." You sir, seem to not have been informed that Nintendo specifically came out with a product called a “Wii Zapper." This device happens to be shaped like a GUN. You aim/shoot/hold this device just like you would a normal gun. Your argument is that a gun shaped device is less realistic and useful than a plastic chunk u hold in your hands, and that SIR is just plain retarded.

“A real gun you need to be a way better shot than with a Wiimote." -the21gamer

Actually, with the Wiimote, or the very convenient Wii Zapper, you need much better aim than you do with the xbox/360 controller. With a normal controller, you can move your field of vision to a certain spot and leave it there, no prob. With a Wiimote, you have to be able to hold it in the same damn spot with out moving, making the game REALLY...FUCKING...HARD, similar to a real gun. So in conclusion, sir, please just shut the fuck up if you have no idea what you are talking about

Halo for ps3 or wii would make me the happiest boy in the world. cuz halo on PC and xbox360 are the only systems that can play halo with good grafix

so what if halo wasn’t made for the wii and the graphics would suck they still should make it for the wii

So is their halo for the wii?

man halo on wii is awesome and it exist just it’s hard to get and to download

and halo on pc sucks

Remember all those light-shooter arcade games that use the same infrared tracking the wiimote uses? Shooter cabinets like house of the dead are fun as hell, and although the experience is different than that of a conventional controller, IMO, it’s more entertaining to pick up a gun, point it at a screen, and turn your virtual enemies into Swiss cheese. The only drawbacks really are that you need good aim and a little extra effort put in to playing the game. Also, back to the comment that the wiimote isn’t accurate, it has a fucking 1024*768 100hz IR camera built into it, which is sufficient for fairly good accuracy; if it doesn’t seem accurate to you, then your wiimote isn’t calibrated right in system settings, you’re too close to your tv, or your sensor bar isn’t placed correctly. Overall, halo would be a blast on the wii. I would say sniping would definitely be easier *boommmm headshot* not to mention general aiming, and also they could get creative with the accelerometers too, like thrusting the wiimote forward to melee or using the nunchuck movement for grenades. Of course it would probably be user-configurable, but the wiimote + nunchuck setup would be pretty damn sweet. Hell, I tried it out using glovepie + ppjoy + halo 2 on my computer, it was funky at first, but after awhile people started banning me saying I had an aimbot, lol. The wiimote was fairly responsive and I got a good number of kills with it, so I can firmly say that the wii control scheme is good for FPS in general(hell, it’s a fucking light gun essentially), Halo included.