Reasonable on 15 September 2010
Shovelware goes wherever the highest install base and (ideally) easiest development environment is.
Last gen the PS2 got all the shovelware due to a combination of market dominance and relatively low costs.
This gen the Wii has taken it in the face. Move and Kinect might do so, too, but if the titles remain more costly - due to delivering in HD graphics - then that should act as a bit of a brake on the systems seeing too much shovelware.
But on the otherhand, shovelware is normally a pretty good sign you're winning and in the lead so maybe Sony and MS would love to see shovelware arrive and confirm their install base is now large enough to warrant it.
Try to be reasonable... its easier than you think...
