Davey1983 on 18 April 2010
The seal was never about quality. Nintendo put that seal on the games to let customers know that the game worked, and wouldn't crash.
As for the 'shovelware problem'-- I don't see how that is a problem. I see horrible games and great games on every system. Besides, what some people think is shovelware, others think is a good game (look at Just Dance on the Wii for example).
