Wii isn' t sharing multiplatform titles with the next-gen systems. In most cases it' s sharing multiplatform titles with PS2 and PSP, ...and in the cases where it
is getting the same games as PS3 and 360, the Wii port is more often than not handled by a different team.
The only area Wii is actually affecting the other two systems is by " stealing" games like Monster Hunter and Dragon Quest, ...and in those particular cases it was as simple as " who' s doing the best in the region where these games make most of their money" . Since the answer for both is Japan, and Nintendo is performing better than Sony and (LOL) Microsoft in that region... it makes no sense to not only spend more money on development for a next-gen system, but to develop for a relatively small install base.
If TimeSplitters 4 goes Wii exclusive, i' ll be pissed. Not because i won' t be able to play it, because i' ll be buying a Wii just as soon as i can find one... but because i want a next-gen TimeSplitters. Same thing for Monster Hunter. I freakin' love the series, so it pisses me off that i' m not getting a next-gen version. I understand why, but i don' t have to like it.
Nintendo' s performance so far this gen speaks for itself, but i do expect Sony to come on in leaps and bounds this year and next. Maybe PS3 won' t pass Nintendo at all this gen, but it' ll certainly pass 360, and it wouldn' t surprise me if it was this year.
< Message edited by nitro -- 5 Feb 08 0:25:51 >