Go to gametrailers.com and look at the comparison video of Sunshine and Galaxy. You can list all the features you want but those aren't translating into much better graphics.

 Didn't Nintendo brag about Metroid 3 having better graphics than Halo 2?  It may have not been Nintendo but whatever.

@fazz

Sorry, my mistake. I thought the PS3 was 3.5GHz, it's only 3.2GHz therefore only ~31 times faster.

@LordTheNightKnight

The Wii is single core. Find out what a "unit" is and let me know. I suspect it's just a thread.

It's actually my opinion that DMC4 could easily be done on the Wii, or the XBox 1 or PS2 for that matter. Obviously it wouldn't have 720p graphics, less audio detail, and maybe slightly different gameplay to cater for the different controller, with a Classic Controller option maybe. It's up to Capcom if they think it's worth the effort of completely rewriting the game. Maybe if enough Wii owners pester them...

I think we can stop this thread. Two things are obvious, the Wii is more powerful than the GC but it is much nearer to the last-gen competitors than to the 360/PS3. This can be seen in its specs and in the games that are available. Nobody with eyes can argue against that.
This also answers the "Could DMC4 be ported" question. Of course it could but it would look much more like DMC3 than DMC4/PS3,360.

If somebody buys the Wii because of its graphics or processing power or features he picked the wrong console anyway. Nintendo really did concentrate on different things this time. And they are successful beyond believe. Personally I don't understand it, but apparently I am not in the target group.

Any game can be done on the Wii, but would they look any good, HELL NO.

If there is a will, there is a way

Can it be done? Of course!
Would it look as good as the ps3/360 versions? Of course not!
Would it look bad? Now people, not HD or the unability to see my character's zits it's not "bad" it's not Ugly, mario galaxy is gorgeous, but that is not the point, Wii games can look good.. it's just that the developers don't want to invest the time on it, on the other hand on the ps360 they are pretty much forced to, because that is all those systems have going for them right now.
It's actually kind of sad, put all your money on graphics, and developers will only work on those, put it somewhere else, and you will have a ton of games looking as bad as the tech demo you include in the console...
Wii has a killer app, and it's galaxy, now 3rd party should follow and do something good.

A core is a full on CPU processor. A unit is processor just dedicated to one type of processing. For example, all the 6th gen CPUs had an extra unit built in just to handle floating point calculations, so the cores would be free to handle other things.

The Wii unofficial specs state that in addition to the main core and the floating point unit, it has four to five extra units. Two or three handle the Wii channels, and the other two handle the number crunching beyond what the main core could normally do.

So even though Braodway is a single core processor, it has a bunch of extra mini processors. So it's a multi-unit processor like the Cell (since the SPEs are not full CPU core). Note I am just referring to the state of having more than one unit. I'm not implying it's anywhere near as powerful or fast, just a lot more than the 6th gen systems. 

You speak wisely my friend,I'm sure that games like Resident Evil 5,Silent Hill 5,GTA 4,FF XIII... will show the real difference between the past gen and the actual one,one great example to come its undoubtely RE5,when this game arrives we can compare it with RE4 for Wii.