Sega producer backs Wii's graphical ability

Sonic and the Secret Rings producer, Yojiro Ogawa, has backed the graphical capabilities of Wii, saying that achieving good graphics "comes down to the techniques that the developer has".

In an interview with the Official Nintendo Magazine UK, Ogawa said: "The powers of the PS3 and 360 are great, but the way to get the most out of a console comes down to the techniques that the developer has."

He went on to philosophise: "If a designer has 256 coloured pencils and another only has 16, depending on the way the designers use the colours, what will come out can be very different.

"Even though someone may only have 16 colours, what they create can be impressive," he added.

Ogawa also briefly discussed the prospect of Sonic appearing in Super Smash Bros. Brawl in Wii. "It would be great," he enthused, "but sadly it's nothing to do with me.

You can read the full interview in issue 15 of Nintendo Official Magazine UK, which is on sale now.

via cvg

Sega...

...really has no room to speak anymore, all there games flop at this point in time.

None the less I still love the Wii! :)

They cannot makey high quality games since it will not sell well.