Well they should support Wii and DS more. Since Wii and DS are 2 of the most profitable platforms, EA will have it's priorities in the order:
1- PC
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2- Wi
3- DS
4/5 - 360/PS3
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6- Mobile
7- PSP
I'm actually amazed (yet expected from a money-grubber) at the exclusive PC support EA is giving in the next 1.5 years:
- SPORE
- The Sims 3
- Dragon Age: Origins
- Battlefield 3 (rumored)
- Battlefield Heroes
- Battleforge
- Warhammer Online
- Kotor MMO
- New Digital Distribution Service, which will replace that crappy EA Store
- EA's PC Sports Games Returning Next Year, with 'Meaningful' Online Connectivity
- EA looking to market Crysis ready PCs
- No doubt dozens of Spore/Sims 2/Sims 3/Dragon Age expansions
EDIT: Just like the PC's, the Wii support doesn't come quickly as it takes time to understand the market behaviour... only after that a company can safely develop and support the Wii. It certainly took alot of research for EA to understand how the PC isn't dieing, but rather changing and growing exponentially into different schemes. Because of that, only now the PC support is coming... but also because of that, EA can give it's fullest to support the PC from now on while publishers like Ubisoft, Sega, Take Two and THQ are way behind time.
Wii support will come now after everyone knows that Wii is the prime console to develop for. The only negative is that it took too long for them to come.
