No.. you wont, the 360 is an nex generation console.

j/k

Hell yeah- you'll do both.

Of course you're playing your Xbox 360 now more but the Wii still has much better games and will continue to have even better games in the future, unless FPS are your thing in which case you'll play the 360 more.

Err, huh? None of this makes any sense to me..

Like any new toy the 360 will captivate your undying attention for awhile then as more games come you will play both. That's just how everything works.

I just recently bought two new PC games and thus haven't touched my Wii in weeks. However, last night I played brawl all night long.

If graphics and online and FPS are the only things that get you motivated, then yes.

If having fun with a game is your thing, you'll enjoy games on any system. Even the older generation games. That's what VC on the Wii is all about. Enjoying a game once again that you enjoyed years ago.

" but I fear it could become more casual then it was before.?"
Must you only have 'serious' fun? When you're with your friends, do you complain if they say, "let's go grab a pizza and hang out"? Fun is fun. Don't worry too much about the 'favor' of the fun, hmmm?

Let me tell you this: when I was playing Assassin's Creed, I had more fun replaying Super Mario Galaxy than playing that game. :P j/k but you will still play your Wii. I'm from Europe and I don't even have Brawl yet, but still I play my Wii at least as much as my 360.

well that was very interesting, yes FPS is not realy my thing but I am into RPG and fancy Halo wars when it comes (like to command an army) So I guess there are some games which I will play I mean you guys are right its is not systems you play biut games.

cheers I feel better about the whole thing at least I will def beable to play RE5

Projecting your personal experiences on another person in subjective matters is never useful. I "have" a 360 and I hardly touch the thing honestly. It hangs out and gets played whenever I get bored of my Wii. I have put in more time playing Brawl than I have combined playing 360 games. That does not mean the person will stop playing his 360 though.

To directly answer the question I would say you need to look at the game line-ups. The amount of time spent playing on a console will be directly proportionate to the amount of games you want to play on it. Said another way, the one with more games you like will get more attention. If there is an even split you will spend an equal amount of timee on each. So long as you still know of Wii games you want to play then there is no need to worry about not playing it.