Yes.

Fall 2007 Media Summit revealed: Fire Emblem DS, Mario Superstar Baseball, Wii Music, Everybody Votes, SSBB delayed, Sonic in SSBB, first Wiiware games (FFCC, star solider, dr. mario, etc.) DS demos, Motorcycles in MKWii, and Monster Hunter 3 making the leap to Wii.

There was a february conference that announced Fatal Frame 4.

Fall 2008 Media Summit revealed: DSi unveiling, SD card storage, New Play Control announced, Punch Out announced, Sin & Punishment 2, first Tales of Graces footage, Samurai Warriors 3 announced, footage reel of a ton of first and third party games, etc.

There was no summit last year so this should be making up for that.

I hope they announce more WM+ games. As much as I love Wii sports resort, is frutrating that is the only quality WM+ game from them.

I'm expecting info on their upcoming titles as well as the recently announced RPGs they acquired.

Wonder if this means we'll get more confirmation on Tales of Graces or **false hope** a Kingdom Hearts, or even some info of DQX?

While third parties may be stepping back somewhat this year, those that are staying on bringing in worthwhile efforts (Capcom's MH3 and Tatsunoko, Fragile, Shiren, ARF, Tales of Graces) may also help gamers give Wii a second look in terms of its game library.

Remember that Nintendo is going away from the traditional context. Their games, as well as the press events, are handled differently from how Sony and Microsoft would do it. Personally, I think New Super Mario Bros. Wii was a definate "megaton." Look how much money it generated for the company.

@CladeLv250: Interesting. Good information. I don't expect too much from this as Nintendo still has E3 that will cover Q3/4 pretty well. I think they will definatly have games like Galaxy, Other M, Xenoblade and The Last Story. We may see another DS game.

I just hope they'll announce a final release date and show more footage for Metroid: Other M at this media summit. As well, it would be nice if they would take this opportunity to finally show and announce their backing of Dragon Quest advertising as they said they would be doing a year ago. If not here, then in E3.

Is Nintendo having this conference as a response to X10 event by Microsoft?

Maybe they know something big will be announced today for the 360 and they may need to counter them with even bigger announcements, because these things spread too fast on the web. I'm guessing they will have a big Natal overblow and that might hurt the Wii a bit, and Nintendo should have something big prepared, otherwise they wouldn't be having a media summit. Something's going on.

Also, he who laughs last laughs the best.

If that is the case, then I bet the summit will focus on motion plus games to counter Microsoft's efforts.

Look at this
NGamer magazine says Nintendo's summit announcements to be bigger than previous E3s
February 11, 2010 by The News Team Nintendo in general | View feedback | Show/Hide
Want a way to force the Nintendo media summit hype train into overdrive? Take a look at what the NGamer staff told ibbsters (via Twitter) when he asked if they could dish any details on the news to come.

it threatens to be better than their last two E3s glued together. - NGamer Twitter

Oh man, NGamer has some big explaining to do if they are over-hyping this event. I was excited before...now I've almost wet my pants.
-from go nintendo

I fear that most of the hype is coming from journalists to set a trap. I bet that this summiy will be just to confirm some release dates and some few tidbits and then journalists will go rampant saying that Nintendo is doomed and betrayed their fans and all those old lame stories.

I hope I am wrong

Its not so much that they're trying to 'set a trap' but more like Nintendo has both the most expectations of any company put on them...and yet on the same token they are scrutinized more than any other company.  In other words, the 'media' is never happy with anything Nintendo puts out.  And in many ways, neither is the fans.  Nintendo can even give fans EXACTLY what they want, such as Smash Bros Brawl or even the latest New Super Mario Bros, but in the end, half the people out there will scrutinize it as being 'less than it could have been' or 'more of the same' from Nintendo.  When they're also the same people who bow down and worship every Halo sequel or obsess over the next Final Fantasy no questions asked.

Now I'm not saying Halo or Final Fantasy are bad games, just that Nintendo has gotten to a point now where many people, both from the media and 'fans', put such high expectations on the games they make that its almost impossible for their games to ever meet those expectations.  While for other companies, it seems there's a different set of expectations...a certain level of understanding of what 'other' companies can and can't do.  Yet with Nintendo, there's these extra measurements for games that you would never find for even some of the most popular upcoming games like 'innovation' and 'nostalgia'.

Sure, its nice to expect that Nintendo makes some of the best games out there, but you shouldn't be setting the bar so high that everything has to be the epitome of amazing and new or else its 'average' and 'bad'.  In short, Nintendo is always expected to reinvent gaming with every title, and that's just not possible even for the company which has done that dozens of times now.  Not every game can be Ocarina of Time or Mario Galaxy.