People have the right to want games for their console.
It's just immature to try and find reasons people shouldn't want more. Face it, you're frustrated that people want the Wii to be more than its current Niche status. Maybe you're afraid that if people push hard enough the Wii might actually get these games.
Whether you don't lcare for the Wii or love the concept of all three consoles, coexisting in their respective niches, you're threatened by the idea that the Wii could upset the cozy nook that the HD consoles are carving out for themselves by default of the Wii's limitations. You want to see the Wii relegated to current status and nothing more.
How much longer do you think the Nintendo will go before they upgrade the Wii or release a successor console now that Nintendo knows it has a future in console gaming? The Wii was a half hearted effort, what reason was there to push the envelope when this easily could have been their last console. Do you really think Microsoft and Sony are going to have this technological edge past 2010? Both the DS and Wii are fledgling products with each an uncertain future. Of all the things to worry about, trust me, the least of them will be the nuissance of people trying to get these games on the Wii in the time being.
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That said, was this thread really necessary? At the very least the Title in its entirety wasn't.
While this is an event worth celebrating and the issue of RE5 comming to the Wii, one worth talking over, a thread like this presented in the manner it was has done little more than ram a stick in a hornet's nest.
All the Nintendo well-wishers are going to make excited arguments prompting all the Nintendo-Haters to nest in the thread peppering it with condiscending remarks with the remaining space filled up in with indifferent malcontents who just want to stir the pot.
With everyone irritated by the Wii these days, such topics need to be handled with tact.
