@WiiGirl76...DKII is suggesting that Konami is intentionally foiling its own efforts on the Wii by putting "modest effort" into "token" Wii games. I don't believe either of those to be true. More than A "modest" amount of effort went into Elebits. The physics model alone rivals much of what we saw in some of last generations best games, and even many of today's "Next-Gen" games. And Elebits did not utilize the controller in a gimmicky fashion, as would be expected with a "token" Wii game. Konami made you truly feel that you were using a gravity gun. The connection between the image on screen and the wiimote in your hands was seamless. This is more than just cashing in on some wonky controller that you waggle to mimic button presses.
I know DK's rant is an off the cuff remark that may hold some water. I just take exception in this particular case because Elebits was the first game that truly showed me the anti-Wii bias of many sites. On any other system at any other time the game would have been lauded with praises. Exitetruck would be another example. While neither game offers the true "depth" of their associated genres, FPS and racer, the arcade "pick-up-and-play" quality can not be underestimated. Both games offer over 20 hours of immersive entertainment though appear to lack depth. Gears of War on the other hand last 9-12 hours and people announce taht it is the second-coming of Halo. The HD bias is apparent.