I not really sure what your point is anymore, Groucho, so I'll say this.
From what I have heard Super Mario Galaxy cost about 16 million. Grand Theft Auto 4 and Metal Gear Solid 4 both cost over 100 million.
That means that the break even point of a high production value Wii game is much, much lower than HD games with high production values. That means that it is generally safer to develop games for the Wii.
It is extremely pricey to create all the detail that HD games require. SD games can look great without that level of detail, because you can't see that detail on a SDTV anyway.
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