2. I'm trying to clarify the meaning of your other posts because you change your arguments and then say that I am confused.  The strangest one was where you tried to make out DotNW selling significantly less than Xillia in the west as a win for DotNW.  Especially after your previous claim about how much better Tales games sell on Nintendo systems in the west. 

3.  Your first link merely said Symphonia was the most successful Tales game in the west and gave some reasons why.  It didn't say Namco refuses to release Tales games on Nintendo systems in the west.  If you follow through to the Destructoid article, he does mention that their main audience is Japan.  This supports what I have been saying about Graces.  Considering DotNW didn't do that well in the west, Graces didn't do that well in Japan, and the Vesperia port sold great in Japan, it made sense for Namco to focus on getting Graces out in Japan on the PS3 rather than a western release for the Wii version.  They managed to get the Japanese PS3 port out in less than a year.  It took a further 15 months to release in the US on PS3 and nearly two years to come out in Europe.  By that time Wii sales had fallen off.

Your second link was that half hour youtube video.  You are crazy if you expect someone to sit through thirty minutes of some random person on youtube to supplement your argument.

4. I think the PSP alone has five Tales games that weren't released in the west.  I don't think any of the PS2 games got a full western release (for some reason VGC has European sales for Legendia, but it doesn't seem to have been released there).  The PS3 has one that didn't come over, and it wouldn't surprise me if Zestiria doesn't make it.  The PS3 will probably be dead in the west by the time it would.  Chances seem pretty slim that Innocence on the Vita will come over.

I'm not sure which two games you are talking about.  The only two I know coming out are Zestiria and Reve Unitia.  Zestiria shouldn't matter since your argument was about Nintendo platform Tales games getting released in the west, not Nintendo platforms getting Tales games.  Reve Unitia is coming to a Nintendo platform, but hasn't been announced for the west as of yet.  If you mean the western releases of Xillia 2 and Hearts, I'm not sure what you would expect.  Xillia 2 wasn't on a Nintendo platform to begin with, and the DS is pretty much dead (so is the Vita, but at least if that release did well they'd have more of a chance to capitalize on it with subsequent games).

you dont play ghost on wiiu, thats a fact, i play online,  every F**** day is always full of people playing ghost online :/

even Mass Effect 3 U is full of people online. 

Eh. Good news for the 3 or 4 gamers that played Ghosts on the WiiU!

Wii Mote is OP in those FPS's :)

2. They don't refuse to do it because they have done it, multiple times.  There are also plenty of Tales games on non-Nintendo systems that don't come over, so it isn't some specific ire against Nintendo.

2.a 50k and 90k are a lot when we are talking about numbers this low.  It also did 40k more in "rest of world", that doesn't sound like much, but it means Xillia tripled DotNW sales in those territories.  Yes, Tales of the Abyss did well on 3DS (at least according to VGC numbers), but that was the most recent Tales game to come out on a Nintendo system.  Those sales had no bearing on their decisions with Graces or the DS games.  Now if Reve Unitia never comes out in the west, Abyss sales would be an argument there.  Abyss PS2 never came out in Europe and VGC doesn't have any sales numbers outside of Japan.  Abyss 3DS probably outsold it in the west, but we don't have the numbers to really know.

3. The title of that NinendoLife article is "series entry".  Also the Destructoid article it is based off says

"Baba, showing off the upcoming Tales of Xillia, said in passing that GameCube's Tales of Symphonia was the most successful Tales game in the West. Naturally, I asked why he felt that particular game resonated so well with western gamers" - Destructoid

Also

"I believe the success of Tales of Symphonia has multiple factors to it," Baba said, "the first being that it was the first Tales title that was rendered in 3D polygons, so we believe that was a huge component to its success." -Baba

It is very clearly only referring to the original Symphonia.  Even if he wasn't Destiny 2 didn't come out in the west, Xillia 2 hasn't come out in the west yet, Radiant Mythology sequels didn't come out in the west.  Pretty much every other Tales game it would be put up against would only have one game, many of which didn't get full worldwide releases.

"I've seen 5 Tales games released in the west not come on a single Nintendo platform."

Did you phrase this incorrectly or is this a different argument?  Are you saying that something like Xillia that was eventually released in the west should have come out on a Nintendo platform?  If so then that would come back to sales in Japan.

3.a Being the founder and Editor in Chief of a site I have never heard of still qualifies as a random guy.  If he was the founder of Namco and the video was actually specifically about Tales I might watch it despite its length, but that is not the case.

4. So your issue is that Zestiria and Xillia 2 are not coming out on Nintendo consoles?  This comes back to your original response to me.  You said we're talking about the west, but those games aren't on Nintendo consoles because of Japan.  Baba said in that interview you linked that Japan is their main target for the Tales franchise.  Considering how long it usually takes (1-2 years) to get these games out in the west, they clearly don't have a huge amount of resources dedicated to it.  I don't know why you'd expect them to port it to a Nintendo system just for western sales.  At that point you might as well just start porting it everywhere, Vesperia 360 sold better than Abyss and DotNW in the west, so why not port it there too?

4.a Graces came out on the PS3 because the Vesperia port sold incredibly well.  Symphonia got ported because the PS3 is the highest priority for Tales games in Japan and they didn't have a new one ready for 2013 in Japan.  What Nintendo system would you even expect them on?  The Wii? Wii U, 3DS?

4.b Legendia and Abyss came out in the US, but not in Europe.  Humorously enough the Gamecube was the first system to get a worldwide release of a Tales game as far as I can tell.

I think it is pretty clear I have done research on this.  I've discussed at length sales numbers and the various releases.  If you need people to watch a half hour video to see your point, you might want to reconsider your argument.  Or perhaps do a bit more research yourself.