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Sega of America president Simon Jeffrey was very upbeat<\/a> about the prospect of mature-rated games on Wii back in 2008. That was before MadWorld<\/a> released last March, an event that made very little impact from a sales perspective by almost all indications, despite receiving almost universal praise from critics. Sega called early sales data “encouraging<\/a>,” a stance they later backed off<\/a> of. Throughout this period, Sega continued<\/a> to claim that they would create M-rated Wii games. Much more recently, on an episode<\/a> of the 4 Guys 1UP Podcast<\/a>, Sega of America’s Constantine Hantzopoulo revealed that Sega isn’t, in fact, likely to make more mature Wii games.<\/p>\n \nCut to Platinum Games’ Shigenori Nishikawa, director on the first MadWorld. Speaking with The Official Nintendo Magazine<\/i> UK, Nishikawa spoke<\/a> fondly of MadWorld and said Platinum would, in fact, like to work on a sequel. “I think MadWorld was very well received and was acknowledged for its innovative graphical style and gameplay,” he explained. “We would definitely be interested in making a sequel in the future.”<\/p>\n \nBut is it a good idea to take the risk of making another mature Wii game? Nishikawa didn’t see any problem with it, referring to the Wii as “a very well-balanced piece of hardware.” <\/p>\n Buy This Item: [Click here to buy this item]<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n