I'd rather play Mario Galaxy HD on PS4 than on Wii U.

Maybe if you read everything I wrote instead of believing in your own delusions it would sink in. CD players in the ipod age, thats what the 3ds is. 

the whole industry?

i can see a motive for console manufacturers to want to have the highly successful Nintendo games on their platforms.

but i have no idea why software publishers would want another competitor on the market.

Way to go shutting down legitimate discussion.

I see two Mario Party games and two Kirby games for the Wii in the database, and I think I'm sober...

I can't speak about the Wii vs Rare on N64 number of core games without a the definition of core you're using.

as far as the media is concerend there is a huge bais against both sony and nintendo, not that they both dont have media outlets in their favore, but you can easily see bais against them anyday of the year. i dont know why but one of the reasons i believe this is because both these companies are japanese while MS is american, and a lot of the media (specially gaming media) is american

we already had this discussion a million times, also with more serious and reasonable discussions

http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/thread.php?id=154768&page=1

the OP's tittle alone cant be taken seriously so i didnt go shut down legitimate discussions, the OP did

This could just be my Nintendo fan and conpiracy theorist speaking but honestly, you look at all the consistant hate Nintendo gets from mainstream gaming "journalism" and how much third parties shun them, and suddenly this theory doesn't seem so farfetched.. If you think about it, it is in the third parties' best interest for Nintendo to be gone, as the will no longer have to worry about competing with their games on their deticated hardware. With Nintendo out of the picture, they'd essentailly be able to run the show, as Sony and MS pretty much just design their consoles to accomodate third parties anyway.

I think anyone in the industry who wants Nintendo out also by association supports the industry itself failing, because Nintendo is such a large part of it, without them, I honestly believe it would collapse like a house of cards. I say to anyone who wants Nintendo gone, developer, journalist, or gamer, be careful what you wish for, you might just get it.

If Nintendo left the industry, it would be a pretty sad day. It would be sort of like order 66 in Star Wars where all the Jedi were destroyed and the dark side took over.

I think this media approach towards Nintendo is related to the infancy of the videogame journalism as well. People hate Nintendo because their games are aimed to a broader audience - families and kids, while videogame sites and magazines insist in responding that games should be focused on adult content only, and some developers accept that approach.
I believe that this whole idea of videogames as just products for adults is somewhat dumb and pointless. While people still believe in this idea, games are doomed to be an entertainment niche market forever, unlike movies,tv and music, which are universally accepted.

Another thing that Ive been thinking, is that maybe it´s just about money. Nintendo has 23 of the 25 best sold games of all-time. Like it or not, their games are extremely popular and no company has never matched their achievements in popularity and universal appeal. Maybe developers just want to get rid of them, thinking that they could possibly take Nintendo consumers.... but they forget that Nintendo is such a huge part of this market, that if it collapses anyday you can be sure that the market will collapse as well.

Nintendo's primary franchises are burning out with the average customer, favor for the franchises in the companys native japan has been progressively dropping due in part to the penitration of mobile devices and tablets, and franchises such as angry birds and mobile apps, specifically in Japan, the relatively new chat service NAVER LINE has grown exponentially over the past year from - from wiki so take with a grain of salt:

As of November, 2012, LINE has more than 74 million users worldwide and is used in over 230 countries.[3]
As of Jan 18, 2013, LINE reached 100 million users worldwide, and reportedly gaining about 400 thousands users daily.[4]

It should be noted that registering an account requires confirming an active cellular number in the country you're registering from, so the number of 'dupe' accounts will be very low.

Along with the chat program comes games such as LINE POP, LINE Hidden Catch, LINE Bubble and some others - these games are spreading like wildfire and every where you turn in japan you see people on their phones playing them, the conventional consoles such as PSP and 3DS are still very popular but the primary franchises for nintendo are in decline, the monumental shift late in this generation if seeing once household names being abandoned and left only to the dedicated fanbases of such games.

For example, advertisements are fairly frequent on japanese TV, and WiiU commercials across all channels run 20+ times an hour, often advertising the online functions or mario games, but the interest is just not there, it's as if the only people that are going out and buying these are the loyal fans, the insane growth seen by the wii from customers who wouldnt normally purchase a games console, is just not there for the WiiU, as a result we're now seeing the situation Nintendo are currently facing, and they're just handling it terribly, releasing new (yet old, and lesser-features) hardware into a market already extremely confused about the product - most 5-16 year old kids (a large hunk of Nintendo's customer base), more often than not do not believe or know that the WiiU is actually a different console, more than its a 'different version' of the Wii which they're already bored of.