With the Wii's graphical capabilities shrouded in mystery, gamers and developers have questioned what exactly the machine is capable of. Sonic and the Secret Rings producer, Yojiro Ogawa, recently commented on the Wii's abilities, putting it down to developer talent rather than hardware.
According to CVG, Ogawa recently spoke in the UK Official Nintendo Magazine, noting that "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.
As an example, "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."
Sonic's appearance in the upcoming Super Smash Bros. Brawl was also brought up, but unfortunately any decision is "nothing to do with me."
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