Resident_Hazard on 26 August 2010
Technically, the Xbox360 and PS3 together have more market share already, which is important for 3rd party studios. Both the X360 and PS3 have sales growth, while the Wii is gradually losing sales. On top of that, both the X360 and PS3 are hefty pieces of hardwar and intended to be expanded upon--so as to broaden their lifespans. The Wii was outdated before it was released, and cannot be expanded or upgraded.
The Wii was Nintendo's ultra-successful stop-gap. The successor will be announced at next year's E3, and maybe launched at the end of 2011. They'll have to in order to remain competitive, to maintain an edge, and to sit logically with the 3DS.
