Yeah to me that lineup is awful: bunch of sports games, bunch of license games and a few Wii games that don't look that good (they might be fun). Still need some big epic 3rd party games on the Wii.

Edit: Medal of Honor doesn't count cause it sucks, lol had to say that all medal of honor games have sucked for a while now nothing against the Wii. 

My Sims looks like the big hit for EA on the list, followed by maybe Boogie, and if madden 08 has wi-fi support that could be good also

On my search for demographics on The Sims users (a study I read a couple of years ago which claimed 60% of the Sims userbase was made up of women over the age of 18) I found this: 

<a href="http://www.jupitermedia.com/corporate/releases/02.11.06-gamerep.html">link</a>

Certainly an old study, but what it demonstrates that most people can not seem to grasp is that (for the most part) "Mature" games are not games for adult gamers; they are games for male "young-adult" gamers. Knowing my father, he would probably enjoy a game like Civilization and I have gotten him to play Wii Sports (he enjoyed it a lot because he could play on even terms with everyone) and other reasonably simple games; I'm pretty sure he would never play a game like Halo and would comment that a game about a "Lesbian, vampire demonslayer with guns" was amazingly childish.

Would have to agree with HappySqurriel

Games about scantly clad young women/girls and tough guys going on killing rampages with ever bigger guns and explosives, bring feelings of bloodlust and specticle, does not really go or fit well with what is generally percieved as a mature/adult person male or female

It's more of a teenage fantasy to be the 'Hero' wiping out your enemies in masses of firepower and blood, something most teenage boys dream about at some point, but for adults not near as much as a rule

I think the "mature" labeling of games comes mainly from its age rating, and this age rating in artifically labeled 'mature' (the social defintion is the most comprehensive one) due to "legal reasons" because for legal reasons based on age, really young people are not to be exposed to open violence

Maturity indicates that a person responds to their circumstances or environment in an appropriate manner; often this implies a response that is reasoned or learned rather than impulsive, 'legal maturity' based on age does not take this into account.

And now it appears most gamers take an age based legal definition of 'maturity' over an all encompasing defintion of our social maturity

Indeed shams. The fact that you can actually use the Wii remote as a wand didn't hit me until a couple months ago. I basically creamed my pants LOL. I might actually buy this harry potter game for myself!

EA's lineup for the Wii is pretty awful, EA Playground just screams "Kiddy console."

I'm not interested in it but I'll tell you what I do know : I do know that the new Harry Potter game is supposed to be a "sandbox" type game with Hoggwart's school supposed to be fully explorable. There's even rumors it may utilize the upcoming Wii microphone, but considering the expected summer release date, it's unlikely. It's sad, I've been sitting here thinking of some great ideas for solid/respectable games for Wii, 1 or 2 of which may even impress Shane and Kwaad....... but is that possible? ;)

Godfather Blackhand features the best use of the Wii controls in any game yet. Choke someone with the mote n' chuck and see if you can't scream "AM I GONNA HAFTA CHOKE A BITCH!?" at the top of your lungs while doing it.

They're throwing a lot of support behind a sure thing console. Sounds like they've got the right idea to me.

And I promise you they've got more games in the works. It's an inevitability. (why hasn't Spore been announced for the Wii yet?)