Game Informer recently had the opportunity to speak with Valve head-honcho Gabe Newell. For those who are unaware, Valve is primarily a PC developer, and is responsible for the critically acclaimed series of first-person shooters, Half-Life. The series really drove the narrative aspect into the FPS genre, and continues to do so even today.
The interview mostly covered topics such as Half-Life 2: Episode Two and the direction Valve is taking with Steam Community on PC. At one point, Game Informer asked Newell if Valve is going to start bringing all projects in-house, as opposed to outsourcing, like with the PS3 release of Orange Box. After confirming more in-house development, Newell surprisingly went off on a tangent about Wii.
Apparently, the man likes his Wii. "It's the machine I have at home," Newell said. He believes that there is a big hole in Valve's strategy because they don't have anything in development for Wii.
While this is far from a confirmation of Valve games coming to Wii, it is certainly a possibility now.
The interview mostly covered topics such as Half-Life 2: Episode Two and the direction Valve is taking with Steam Community on PC. At one point, Game Informer asked Newell if Valve is going to start bringing all projects in-house, as opposed to outsourcing, like with the PS3 release of Orange Box. After confirming more in-house development, Newell surprisingly went off on a tangent about Wii.
Apparently, the man likes his Wii. "It's the machine I have at home," Newell said. He believes that there is a big hole in Valve's strategy because they don't have anything in development for Wii.
While this is far from a confirmation of Valve games coming to Wii, it is certainly a possibility now.