Yeah, I already said that the industry's current direction is wrong. It's confusing me that your replies are framed in a way that implies we are in disagreement despite saying the same exact things.

The industry dislikes the new people coming into gaming. Why so, that's hard to say. Maybe because it would mean that they have to make games that aren't entirely for themselves. Maybe because these new people can't be influenced and even brainwashed through the gaming media like the established so-called hardcore gamers.

Okay, I see where the misunderstanding came from. The second paragraph was a follow-up to the mindset of the Malstrom people that different games than are made now take priority. That's the prerequisite to expand gaming in the first place. The industry has to make the first step, not the customers by buying based on promises that never take fruition (like all those third party tests on the Wii).

the thing with that is, will people care by then??? If people r gonna buy Wii Us, then those games r not gonna move any Wii hardware

True...it seems almost pointless to me too but...thats what I read LOL.

Maybe they think they lost support of the "Core Gamer" and by releasing these games around  the Wii U launch they will show the "Core Gamer" that they are back to being "Core" and that will cause the "Core" to have hope and faith in the Wii U.

LOL...I don't know.

then they should release these games sooner rather than later, IMHO

Maybe i used the wrong words, i don´t want to start a debate on that matter, is just the fact that i´ve never done it and told myself to never will, kinda like a vow or something like that.

If used right, you can do a lot of cool stuff with homebrew and without piracy, but there´s a reason why Nintendo always removes it with every update.