Wii Freak said:

Yeah, I heard about this. The game is unknown.

Scooby Jew said:

Keep the good news coming, Wii's World. No objections here.

Elementrat said:

Awesome! This could be really good. Don't even make the joke about a Jaws Wii game, the last Jaws game sucked.

Master Foot said:

Is it ET Wii? YAY!

TDS said:

Maybe he is bringing back "ET" from the Atari 2600 on to the Virtual Console! Woo Hoo! (Now I guess I am showing my age, here).

Gonzo said:

Good news. I wonder what's up?

Ekaj185 said:

I thought the ET game was rated one of of the worst games of all time. It says on wikipedia I think.

cmk said:

Master Foot and TDS, have you forgotten that ET on 2600 was the worst game ever? And I think this game has great potential.

B Darius said:

Is that a Megalodon Shark?!

BrothaZ said:

Hope it's a star wars game. VERY hopefully it's battlefront 3.

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Nova said:

Steven Spielberg doesn't have anything to do with Star Wars. George Lucas wrote (and I think produced) all of them. Even if there was a Battlefront 3, it most likely would not be on Wii because the last two didn't touch Nintendo. But I love games that have strong storylines as I would go with a story based game over an action based game (the games with both are the best).

Wiiman Warrior said:

Battlefront 3, yes! Battalion wars is coming to Wii, but battlefront is star wars.

itstimetoplaydawii said:

I thought ET for the 2600 sucked. It was voted the video game ever by several sources. It's jaws in the picture. Excellent, hopefully his games will be as good as his movies.

Reaper said:

Oh dear, this is absolutely going to suck. Why? Because Steven Spielberg is a movie director, most movie Directors do not know how to write scripts for games. The few times he did try to make a game we got something like Minority Report for NGC, PS2 and we also got ET for Atari. Both of which sucked.

Scurvy said:

I have faith. What Steven Spielberg does best is tell stories. It's the guys designing the game around him that will make it play good or bad. It will undoubtedly be a new story and not an adaptation of a film, as Mr Spielberg doesn't strike me as an individual who needs to start a new spin off project purely for cash purposes. Or perhaps I am being naive.

mcs said:

This could be good if there is a balance between plot and gameplay (or if possible, interactive scenes! Just like the ones being put in spider man 3).