So, most of you have probably purchased your Nintendo Wii, you probably still have your own copy of Wii Sports that came with your console. With the success and the profit that Wii Sports brought in, Australian Multimedia Desinger does not want to see these types of games to be over and done. His idea consist of a game that is way out of the...

Yeah, there was a big push for a Wii cricket game a year or so ago, which resulted in a couple of guys from the Aussie-Nintendo Forums creating the idea of WiiWantCricket. I was kinda a part of it as A-N was used as a hub for the WiiWantCricket forum so I posted in the forums and stuff but in the end the guys just decided it wasn't worth the effort and cancelled the website and the rest of it.

Though surely some company out there has to be thinking about it, although it is quite a niche market so they may not be willing to take the risk. Although Cricket games have been released for consoles before, this is aiming at a specific console (unless they add some gimmicky controls to the next iteration of each cricket series. I would prefer a specialised game but I spose anything is good enough for starters).

Anyway, I just hope we at least get something announced from a company that it is in the works. Cricket is one of my favourite past times, watching and playing it, and I think a game that isn't at least half bad would be brilliant.

I cant wait to play cricket on wii!

Hey pal. If you like sports, Cricket is the secon most popular sport of the world. Here are the stats.

1) Soccer. 3.3-3.5 Billion Fans. (Europe, Africa, Americas,etc)
2) Cricket 3-3.3 Billion Fans. (India,U.K,Pakistan,Asia,Australia,etc)
3) Field Hockey. 2-2.2 Bilion Fans. (Asia, Europe, Africa, Australia)
4) Tennis. Around 1 Billion Fans. (Europe, Americas, Asia)
5) Volleyball Around 900 Million Fans. (Asia, Erope, Americas, Australia)
6) Table Tennis Around 900 Million Fans. (Asia, Europe, Africa, Americas)
7) Baseball Around 500 Million Fans. (U.S,Canada, Japan)
8) Golf Around 400 Million Fans. (U.S, Canada, Europe)
9) Football 390-410 Million Fans. (U.S, Canada mainly)
10) Basketball Not more than 400M Fans. (U.S, Canada mainly)

you also forgot to put Britain on the cricket fan list, but this wouldn't really be that great news for me. I watched a game of cricket and got so confused on whats going on, it was kind of like Fry watching blurnsball the first time lol. (Any Futurama fans will get that one).

dont u hit the ball with a paddel or somthing? i think it would be ok...

That game will last for like three days.