Lucasarts talks Nintendo, Wii

An excerpt from a San Jose Mercury News interview with Jim Ward, President of LucasArts:

Q: Has the Wii changed the thinking in any way at LucasArts?

A: No, it hasn’t changed thinking. I’m excited by it. The Wii came out of nowhere. And by the way, with all due respect to Nintendo, they’re not the greatest at third-party relationships because they’re kind of focused on their own games. So we didn’t really know a whole lot about this thing, and they weren’t out there trumpeting, “We’re going to broaden the industry.” They just kind of let it happen. But that direction and that effort - I’m on a mountaintop cheering that on. And so . . . for us, there was a bit of a wait-and-see in terms of “Well, what in the hell is this thing even?” and “Is it going to take off?” But the minute we understood what it was, we began development.

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they wouldnt be trumperting it would they as it was top secret and as you know its easy to programme for and cheap to develop what you really mean is like all the other men in suits you just didnt get it did you yet all the fans did

poor bussiness managment pure and simple

star wars racer 2
that would be so good