@Nem "This is funny. Wii only got Sonic colours as a mainline exclusive. Both unleashed and Generations were for 360 and PS3."
Generations is the only Sonic game that is not on Wii. There is a Sonic Unleashed Wii version.

Did sega make any good games for home consoles this gen excluding all the sonic's?

Sega has been strong on the Wii. This might actually be a good deal.

I may be wrong, but i think the excitement over this is the fact that the Wii U is guaranteed what seems to be some hefty Sonic support. People aren't excited about this because it's some sort of pissing contest, they're excited because they're pretty much assured support from this.

Which is really nice considering the lack of current support and turning away from publishers such as EA.

Game developed by SEGA with Sonic in the title exclusive to Nintendo platforms that was published by SEGA over most of the World.

No matter how much you try move the goalpost, its a Sonic game. Its exclusive. It was developed and published by SEGA.

Well, yeah. Sony and Microsoft have the western american market with them. Thats the oh so original shooters that sell millions. Its great for that market, but theres alot of gamers that arent just worried about the next big FPS shooter.

I think Sony and Microsoft are fine since the point where Epic chose not to adapt the Unreal 4 engine to the Wii U. Nintendo was blocked from the start as far as western development goes. Also with EA getting vengeful after Nintendo didnt buy into Origin.

I posted the exact quote. And it goes as follows.

"We have entered into a worldwide partnership with Sega on the Sonic Franchise."

What this partnership entails wasn't given, but it was obvious it wasn't just for one game. And if you look at Nintendo's last partnership for a title Nintendo is developing the title along with the developer. (FE X SMT, Atlas and Information Systems are developing the title.) So it a safe bet to say that Nintendo is lending a helping hand with the title.

It's 4:12-to-4:30 on the video here.

http://www.nintendo.com/nintendo-direct/archive/05-17-2013/#/video-ndirect

Well, yeah true. Id have always thought the Sonic support was guaranteed really.

The games simply did too well on Wii (and DS) for that support to not be there. It shows SEGA still have faith in Wii U as a platform, too.

You're trying to force something that isnt the case. The Mario & Sonic olympic games were published by Nintendo in Japan. They are not part of the Sonic franchise. They are a brand new Franchise. You cant just add Mario to the game and say its still a Sonic game. That is ridiculous. But at least we know where your inflated number came from.

i dont think so since they announced it was exclusive on 3ds and WiiU