Wow, PS3 wins as usual. I agree with the vision of this thread :D

I think it's a good idea! I feel this is also a very even spread, PS3 gets Mario, Zelda and Wii series of games because they would likely sell better on the PS3, while the X360 gets the lesser Nintendo games for mostly the same reasons. Plus, remember, these games are simply better off on more powerful consoles anyway, 30 player F-Zero can't be done effectively on Wii, think of all the problems, and not voice chat either, but on the X360? No problem. It's also common knowledge that JRPG's and adventure games sell better on PS3 so Zelda will be right at home with the Sony camp. It's a win/win situation for everybody.

I look at things from a very different perspective ...

At the beginning of this generation, computer hardware was at an odd point where you couldn’t build a conventional gaming console that supported advanced graphics and HD resolutions because you didn’t have the processing power available in hardware that was inexpensive enough or had low enough energy consumption/heat generation. This caused the market to go in two different directions at the same time; the HD console manufacturers bet that as people bought into HDTVs they would see the value in the HD consoles and be willing to pay more, while Nintendo bet that the slow adoption of HDTV would continue and (for most of the expected life of the Wii) HD capabilities and advanced graphics would not factor into the sales of the Wii.

In ways you could argue that both approaches taken were correct, and that both approaches taken were incorrect. Effectively, the HD console’s strategy wasn’t (particularly) effective from 2005 through 2009, while it was far more effective after that; and the Wii’s strategy from 2006 through 2009 was very effective, and after that it is seeing declining effectiveness.

Now, this doesn’t mean that Nintendo should become a third party publisher as much as it means that Nintendo should (probably) release a new system in order to switch up their strategy to become far more effective again.  In doing so there is the possibility (and I would say that it is highly likely) that Nintendo could undermine the viability of the HD consoles again. The reason for this is simple, there is the opportunity to release substantially more powerful hardware with an interesting or exciting new user interface and still release the system at a very consumer friendly price.

I realize that there will be some people who say they're entirely satisfied by what the HD console's offer, but this is a common feeling at the end of the generation which disappears when people are exposed to the capabilities of new hardware.

I still think that Nintendo played their cards right and did a good job seeing that graphical power wasn't as necesary as innovating the input method. Something that the HD twins have copied at the end of their cycles. Both Microsoft and Sony have bleed a little this generation with Nintendo coming out stronger than before.

The Wii I got looks good on my new 55" HDTV. Said TV is powerful enough and packed with features that I don't need an HTPC or media center to use it to the fullest. Sure, right now gaming in 1080p would be nice, but I can wait one or two years for the next generation while I try stuff on the PC and the trusty Wii.

Why not the other way around?, I mean, GOW, killzone, Gears of war on the 3ds/wii-2?... I would make more sense for the other companies to develop software for the leader of the gen, Am I wrong? 

LMAO! I love joke threads.

No its a loss for Nintendo as I wont be buying their console anymore.

Then why should we have exclusives in the first place? Then what attracts you to their consoles?

A consol manufacturer will never make games multiplat as it loses them their major selling point-exclusive games

Same goes for Sony and Microsoft

I mean system-sellers.

Sony won't give up GT and Ratchet and Clank, among others

Microsoft won't give up Gears and Halo (erm...), amongst others

Nintendo won't give up Mario and Zelda, among others

Because its exclusive games which decide which console you buy at the end of the day. Why buy a console and not get the games you really want?

It would be a curse to have so much First Party behind you. It would put Third Party in the defensive and all Third Party exclusives would be heading to XBox. Also Sony is already releasing a game every month.