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Ok, I'll assume you're being serious but I'm probably making as ass out of me and "u"

RolStoppable said:

It's still shocking to see how the most popular system of a generation has so much trouble to sell third party software. But what could be the cause of this?

After careful consideration of the facts at hand, I came to the conclusion that third parties are damaging their own franchises on purpose in order to sustain the myth that "only Nintendo games sell on Nintendo systems". They are doing it, because they need an excuse to not make games for the Wii when they are talking to their investors, simply because they hate developing games for your mom, your grandma and your poodle. Let's look at a few examples of games that were sent out to kill franchises:

Can anyone honestly say that just one of these games is good or at least of acceptable quality? I don't think so. These games were released with the pure intention of destroying franchises. It's no surprise that third party games generally don't sell well on the Wii, because their publishers don't intend to sell games in the first place. They make it pretty clear that they want Wii owners to purchase first party software in droves and I have to admit that they are doing a damn good job at it.

It makes perfect sense.

 

 Some of those games on there are crap but I doubt that EA was trying to kill Medal of Honor or Need For Speed since those are big franchises for them and they've come out with sequels since on the Wii. And Medal of Honor: Heroes 2 got great reviews so Think EA does intend on making more games in the franchise on the Wii.



I'll come up with something better eventually...