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c0rd said:
mibuokami said:

Nintendo's policy have always been family friendly and broad audiences. Name me one Nintendo game that is MA15+ beside their brief effort to be 'cool' with Rare? Nintendo's very policy both expand and limit their ability to please 'everyone'.

This is why I continue to support the PS360, I am selfish enough to recognise those system that caters to my taste more exclusively.

I don't get this, though. Nintendo isn't stopping third parties from releasing (M in the US) type games on their platform. The Mortal Kombat issue is ancient history. Nowadays, I'm pretty sure they openly support MadWorld, despite all the controversy it brings. Also, even if Nintendo isn't making M games, the third parties should fill that gap. Take your current PS3 library, for example. None of the Sony games you own are rated M.

The only limitation the Wii has vs HD consoles is in the hardware (graphics). If it were closer in hardware specs, it would receive ports of all the games that interest you, and probably dominate more like the PS2 (maybe next gen?). This will become more clear as this gen rolls on. If you don't remember, Nintendo was glad to announce GTA coming to the DS. They would love a similar type of game on the Wii, as well, because they really do want it to be a console for everyone.

Now, I don't know if you'll ever accept the console, solely because the graphics look like last gen. However, the only policy of theirs that limits their ability to please 'everyone' is maintaining profitability. They aren't going to lose a ton of money just to hold onto their customers, unlike Sony or MS have done this gen.

Um, I own heavenly sword and uncharted, both of which are MA15+ in Australia, not sure if thats the case with ESRB, i didn't check. But again you're missing the point.

I know that the reason comes primarily from profitability, and that third party is meant to fill the gap, (the problem here is that third party haven't) this doesn't make me anymore interested in a system that contains the least amount of games with the theme I most prefer.