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mightyERone on 02 December 2009
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Dont know which AAA or AA tier titles your talking about but I'm glad most of the drivil didnt come to Wii. MS and Sony machines have just as much "they think it'll sell on that system" as Wii.  I glad there were no port of "Brutal legend, Bionic comammdo, Legendary, Saw, Hawx, Grid, Time Shift,Terminator, Velvit Assassin, Wheelman, Conan, Star Trek, Secret Service, Turok and a host of other "GOD AWFUL SH*T"!!!  Hell,  Wii Cheer sold more than all these titles.  Its just a Same/Bigger/Newer market to appeal to.  Franchised players will still get thier fill. Nintendo now has a more broader audiance to appeal/satisfy = keep you interested and playing.  They are doing ok but can do better as so can Sony and Microsoft.  To fully "Understand" Subtract the third and Second party titles you play then see which first party titles you play the most or where sold the most = pile one.  Add 2nd party to a seperate pile(again most played) then a 3rd pile of third party titles (most played). If your a "Hardcore" gamer you have all 3 current gen systems and play astablished franchised titles on each of those systems. One or two titles more than others and online alot.  If you a "core" gamer you have atleast two systems and play those seasonal sports and party games with friends and online.  If your a "Casual" gamer you have one of the current gen systems dont know what you want to play but play/purchase titles cause gaming this gen just got interesting enough for you to take that dive.  This audience "casual" is equal to the core and Hardcore.  Nintendo is not doing "blue Ocean crap"  Its more of a "Rolling snowball up hill"  It will still grow some times faster than you want it to (like whats happening now).  Nintendo has to keep/change casual to core and core to hardcore (maintaining interest in gaming) with thier machine leading the charge.  "Not an easy task to be done trying to please the gamer in everyone"  The Wii is a start in that direction.  AAA third party titles? Sometimes.  Established first party franchised titles?  DEFINATELY!!  New AAA, AA, or even A titles "That looks entereting enough I'm gonna purchase a game system and try it out" Yep.  How dose a corporate improve, maintain and grow gaming and gamers?  = Wii.