• The Three Musketeers: One for All! (WiiWare, Legendo Entertainment, 1 player, 900 Wii Points)
• HB Arcade Cards (WiiWare, HB Studios, 1 player, 500 Wii Points)
• Sudoku Student (DSiWare, Hudson, 1 player, 200 DSi Points)

Meh, why more expensive than pc? You can get the complete collection, 5 episodes, for just 33 euros, so, 3300 Nintendo Points, instead of 5000.

Because there's no option for such prices. Blame Nintendo for that, not TellTale.
So Wii-owners; how is it? Since the game's been shrunk down a lot due to the size-limit.

What are you talking about? You can't even buy the episodes separately on Steam, so it's not an option, it's a concious decision to charge more for it on Wii than they do on PC. No, Nintendo didn't force that. They could have it at 700 points per episode instead of 1000, plenty of WiiWare games cost even less. But they don't. If anything it's because they liked the sales of past episodic releases at the price point and don't feel it needs a reduction on Wii as it does on PC, which is still shitty and unfair and that was all my rhetorical question was about...

What's been "shrunk down a lot"?

I didn't laugh.  What the Hell is wrong with me?!

So, the file size has been shrunk, not the game. Must have been easy, as it runs at a set resolution excess can be cut with no consequence >_>

Al3x, stop the laming. The fact that the PC version is 200mb and Wiiware has a 40meg limit is a serious issue. So far, I have no read of anyone who has actually played the version. Unless the PC version doesn't have any compression, which I doubt, I certainly do expect a loss of quality or content on some end. Even with lower texture res and a low dialog sampling rate, I cannot imagine it going down to 40 megs. I'm curious about that.

" Meh, why more expensive than pc? You can get the complete collection, 5 episodes, for just 33 euros, so, 3300 Nintendo Points, instead of 5000. "

" So, the file size has been shrunk, not the game. Must have been easy, as it runs at a set resolution excess can be cut with no consequence >_> "

Or Telltale got permission to ignore the filesize limit. But I doubt it.

Edit: Then again, they did upgrade to higher res video in the japanese nintendo channel recently. Maybe the filesize limit  for Wiiware has been increased?

Yes, the sound, alongside the textures, is probably another factor they can reduce a lot without anyone noticing. After all, the Wii's sound card is probably not on par with a $150 PC sound system, just like its graphics card isn't. It doesn't even support 5.1 or anything if I remember right.

@Meowayne said:

" Al3x, stop the laming. The fact that the PC version is 200mb and Wiiware has a 40meg limit is a serious issue. So far, I have no read of anyone who has actually played the version. Unless the PC version doesn't have any compression, which I doubt, I certainly do expect a loss of quality or content on some end. Even with lower texture res and a low dialog sampling rate, I cannot imagine it going down to 40 megs. I'm curious about that. "

I've been playing it for the past little while and I can attest to the fact that the frame rate is totally jacked and the sound quality is terrible. It's almost unplayable. I hope they patch this...but i doubt they will.  

They won't. And lol @ charging more for that shit. And before anyone says that, the file size has nothing to do with the frame rate issues. Hell, if anything, if they had to reduce assets so much, it should run better, not worse. So, yeah. Bummer. But really, with the price difference, everyone interested in this should get it on PC anyway, even if the Wii version was just as good. Any PC under the sun can probably run it just fine.

So i actually just beat it. While there are certainly some issues with its presentation, it definitely gets better as the game progresses. If you have the choice I'd d get it for the PC, but all things considered it's still a fun game on the Wii. 

" But really, with the price difference, everyone interested in this should get it on PC anyway, even if the Wii version was just as good. Any PC under the sun can probably run it just fine. "