Most of the support Wii has was gained on the Gamecube. They've gotten very little extra as a result of Wii so far. How is Heavenly Sword, Lair, and Killzone a fair comparison with Nintendo's most established franchises? Certainly could sell well, but let's get back to the proven franchises I already talked about. Nintendo buried Retro and forced it to join them in a firesale. Which I think was brilliant, but it still doesn't make up for the losses. Multiplatform (read: Xbox 360 and PS3) makes sense as development costs rise, but regardless Sony's not losing those games. Thanks for the numbers covering Nintendo's historical position. Too bad numbers from 10 or 15 years ago fail to address: what have they done lately in the console space (sorry, but DS and GBA titles really don't count)? Wii Play/Sports and Zelda pretty much sum up the past few years. If PS2 weren't selling so well and developers weren't still releasing big games for it but instead something like GOW2 came out on PS3, wouldn't its sales jump? Wii is not detracting from PS3's sales at all, whether it's outselling it or not.
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