I'm pretty sure that's was answered  a few posts back.

I have read the comments by this person. A lot of people seem to be giving them a lot of credence. But Constance makes both relevant and irrelevant points.

His idea that the Wii could make a profit at $80 and that 80% of people don't want more than Wii Sports (or WSR/Wii Play). He also talked about EA's marketing for Dead Space Extraction (which I never saw).

The only statement he made that made sense was that it is tough getting those who play FPS on HD consoles to play on the Wii.

But he should also look at sales data -- Sega needs the Wii. It has had eight console million sellers this generation -- seven have been on the Wii (the eighth was Sega Superstar Tennis for the Xbox 360 which was bundled).

And HOTD Overkill (Wii) outsold Yakuza 3 (PS3) -- so Sega has more problems than just selling "mature" games on Wii.

Mike from Morgantown

glad to hear it, more publishers need to flee upmarket away from the Wii and into niche territory, when it collapses, I want to see lots of these publishers go under.

Sega has had more success on Wii than HD systems combined but all they do the bitch about Nintendo....and they wonder why they're losing money!?

Double post... somehow...

Very true because even if Zelda continues to show inferiority it just sells for name alone (Halo suffers from this syndrome, and lately Final Fantasy). You can show a picture of link on concept art and people will go crazy. I have yet to see a Zelda game that even comes remotely close to the brilliance of Ocarina of Time, although Majora's Mask was a fair attempt, and once I got past the horrible visuals of Windwaker (Viewtiful Joe looked better) the gameplay and just about everything did not convince me at all. At least TP tried something in the graphics department and the exploration side I guess. Zelda sales will be what shows how many casual gamers the Wii really has, as I have yet to see a diehard Ninty fan that wouldn't buy that game. If at the very LEAST Zelda sells close to HALF the install base in Japan like FFXIII seems to have done so far (notice I said nearly), then at least we know mostly core gamers bought the Wii in Japan.

If you compare the sales of non M sega titles to the M rated ones on the wii .. you'll get what SEGA is saying. They sell millions of copies of mario and sonic, and sonic games on the wii.. heck even Super monkey ball sells well.

But in comparison none of the more Mature titles can compare. Not that M titles dont sell on the wii.. they simply dont sell as well as the more casual stuff they can put out there.

Simply put> we tried.we failed. now lets make "M"oney

Then they should focus on making M-rated games that will sell on the HD consoles for the Wii. Instead of picking up Niche titles. Secondly, Sega has not released very many M-rated games for the Wii. There is something called developing an audience. Gamers have to be feed with a steady supply of games in a particular genre in order to support said genre on a console. If Sega expects to sell M-rated games on the Wii then they need to build an audience. If they leave then they are saying that they do not want to sell their M rated products to an audience of over 60 million consumers. How dumb a business move is that. It's a very dumb move and makes no sense.