@Pristine: I don't think a game needs to be especially innovative on Wii in order to have success, it does help and is preferred naturally. Old popular IP sell as they do on the competing consoles, which is proven by how much Twilight Princess sold. The game just needs to have a certain level of quality in it.
It still makes sense to have the best selling console as a leading platform. It's only about a lot of the devs/publishers not wanting to.
@hanafuda: Well, Nintendo learned the hard way that unnecessary high quality control doesn't work, if the competitor allows shovelware on its system. Quality control helped Nintendo in the 80's but hurt them badly in the 90's. In any case, the crash, which can be caused by shovelware, is unlikely to happen, if the high profile titles are good quality. The US market crashed 25 years ago, not because of the amount of shovelware, but because the high profile games were just plain bad.
Ei Kiinasti.
Eikä Japanisti.
Vaan pannaan jalalla koreasti.
Nintendo games sell only on Nintendo system.
