GTA 4 probabely if u combine sales... but other than that i thinkk it will be SSBB, unless wii fit kicks ass everywhere!

shouldnt it be wii play?--or is it only major titles

 Wrong.

 Many old fans of PKMN may believe this, but you've got to think about it - PKMN didn't become the fastest-selling franchise of all time for no reason. Additionally, think about how freaking rich Nintendo and Game Freak are, all thanks to PKMN. It was genius to keep it going.

Anyhow, he's likely excluding pack-ins, guys. Wii Sports was only a pack-in here in America, and Wii Play was a pack-in everywhere BUT America.

 I personally think it's going to be a toss up between these games (and the order I think they will end up):

1. GTAIV (both platforms)
2. Mario Kart
3. Wii Fit
4. Super Smash Bros Brawl

We all live in a Pokemon world.

I'd still play pokemon if the collesuem games didn't take out the function to play the games on your TV.

Maybe if the new Pokemon Farm Wii Ware game also has a play option like that i'll play it.

Just can't get into hand held gaming. I like the game, but the screen is too small. I don't need a bigscreen or anything. Just like, the size of a small computer monitor or TV or something.

I played Blue, Gold and Pokemon Collesuem before stopping, I recently picked up Leaf Green to see how it had changed and it was pretty impressive. I have yet to try the series' DS offering.

The only thing that bothers me about Pokemon games is how little they've changed. I know I'm about to piss off Nazna, but can't help it. I know they've added a crap load of little things over the last 10-ish years, but I've only played Pokemon Red and Pokemon Pearl and they both felt like the exact same game.

Sure there were slight differences like different Pokemon names, different starting Pokemon, and the villains had a different name but those were all the more or less the same thing. Even the gameplay changes like two Pokemon at once, online, items, and all the other crap really didn't change the feel of the game at all. It really just felt like I was playing Red but in color.

Also, I should add that Pokemon is not a bad game and I'm all for the if it aint broken don't fix it idea, just that's merely why I'm not a fan of the game. Anyways, I'll shut up now before Nazna tracks me down and kills me.  Good job Pokemon for being the top seller.

I thought the opposite of you twesterm lol, as shown in my above post. Creepy.

I've recently come to terms with the fact that the vast majority of the gaming public, because they don't play online, isn't aware of how much the series has changed. DP actually represents a major strategic shift for the series. Attacks are now divided up into special and physical based on the style of the individual move instead of by type as was done in the past.

Yes, to someone who just plays the single player, this means nothing. You really don't have to have any grasp of the depth of Pokemon strategy to beat the single-player game. It could be beaten by an eight year old with nothing but his favorites with enough leveling. Which is of course part of the appeal of the game.

Nintendo however builds Pokemon the same way they build many of their games: Easy to learn, hard to master. Pokemon is perhaps the perfect example of this. If you said something like that to someone who plays Pokemon online, like me, chances are they would just laugh at you.

I've become more accepting of the people who don't understand the deeper nuances of the games and their strategies, and I believe Pokemon remains one of Nintendo's single greatest accomplishments. It's amazing that they can make a game so complex for strategy whores like me, and yet so simple for people like twesterm and kids who don't care about tournaments at the same time.