@Sky Render: Maybe the problem is "Going by the established formula underlying Touch Generations".
Actually when you look at the successful Touch Generations games, you'll notice they all are pretty unique, when something like Wii Chess didn't really have an impact.
There were pet sims before Nintendogs, but nothing the same level of quality and since Nintendogs use the DS:s special functions in an innovative way, it's actually no wonder that we have a winner.
I agree it's too early to say anything about Wii Musics possible success, it's definately a title that finds its way under the christmas tree. But after christmas, it's really a big question how it will do. Well, good word of mouth may do wonders.
Also, there's a large number of unique music/rhythm games in the market, that should be taken into account.
Ei Kiinasti.
Eikä Japanisti.
Vaan pannaan jalalla koreasti.
Nintendo games sell only on Nintendo system.
