1) I'm not finished.I think I said that.

2) Using remote in different ways is not upstreaming it's downstreaming to show the stubborn hardcore that there is more to life than analog sticks and Dpad.The downmarket was introduced to gaming through these games so their is no upstreaming.The controls might be more rubust but the user experience is the same.Upstreaming games are SMB,Brawl and MK:Wii

3)I never said that downstreaming doesn't occur.Look at the OP's post and you will see that he has barely a clue on the issue. Information overload is a recipe for confusion.I'm taking my time with my typing and thinking how best to relate my next point.

Yushire= Kazuo Hirai.

There were rumors about next Punch-Out using the BB.
It's hard to say what games the Balance Board will get, but a lot of games will support it as a feature. Shooters, sports games, racing games etc.

3rd Party games.

Now you Malstrom Lovers wait for his next article he´ll tell you exactly the same

Continuing from previous post.

The uptreaming process is basically introducing values of the upmarket to the downmarket in a gradual fashion so as to not scare them away from the industry.

 Examples.

Super Mario Galaxy:

To new gamers who where introduced by the downmarket games(I'll call them the Wiisports crowd for brevity) winning and losing was realized when one or two actions took place, such as winning when a single boxing,bowling game etc was completed . Satisfaction was achieved quickly however sooner or later these feats will seem unrewarding as time goes by since no increase in satisfaction can occur when the tasks are fixed in length.

Downstreaming mechanism:

The upmarket are shown how effective motion control can be in platforming. 

Upstreaming mechanism:

Completing a single objective would have meant that they won the game in Wiisports,however in this case all they get is a star.A star of many to be collected before they can actually achieve their final goal.Since the quest is longer their satisfaction upon completion as a result would be greater and they then begin to understand and appreciate what the fuss is all about(Ever had a parent asking you why you're still playing a certain game?).This is something that would have never occured if they weren't introduced to gaming by Wii Sports in the first place.Not only that but like any drug these gamers are now going to look for similiarly tiered games to get their fix and so games of this tier start to increase as we have been seeing with Brawl and another but far more dangerous game(to PS3 and 360).

Mario Kart Wii:

Downstreaming mechanism:

Despite the pissing and moaning from the upmarket about the dumbing down of the game etc. fans of the series are addicts and still bought the game because "IT'S MARIO KART! OMGWTFBBQ!". Thanks to a mechanism introduced that made steering with the wheel more beneficial than the standard controller most were forced to use the wheel.After finally experiencing it they then realized the merit of the control method and now can't live without an experience that can only be emulated easily on the Wii.

Upstreaming mechanism:

New gamers are introduced to such experiences such as online and competion(leaderboards,rankings,controls being familiar to real life for almost instant transition) putting more stress on the players as well as a more rewarding experience for your achievements.This competitive enviroment is something that is introduced but not forced upon them and due to the ease at which this occurs allows them to enjoy it without being intimidated.

So here we see games that upstream the market.However as noted above these upstream games also downstream as well.Nintendo has called these bridge games.

Bridge games are games that connect the upmarket to the downmarket and like any bridge allows people from one side to cross over and experience the other.We hear game journalists spout crap about Mario Kart's goal is to allow "hardcore and casuals to play together" but this is bullshit.Why bother to do this.As can seen from above "hardcore" and "casuals" playing together isn't the real goal it is just a consequence of something much greater(Massive sales in the short term and unquestionable brand loyalty in the long term by both markets).

But I see that you mentioned that the upmarket hates the Wii.If so then why are these bridge games carrying out their goal perfectly by harnessing both markets with ease.

The answer is simple and is one that the gaming media would never admit.Are you ready?

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There are 2 upmarkets.

I'll cut it off here while I review my last piece.Feel free to ask any questions that you may have. 

 HD consoles have absolutely nothing like Mario Galaxy.  Brawl is a very unique platformer/fighter, that can't really be compared to anything but the previous 2 games in its own magic isolated genre, and it has 4 different customizable control schemes so anyone can play.  Metroid Prime 3 is a FPS but with really intuitive point and shoot controls (which the HD consoles don't have).  Super Paper Mario is a pretty unique game, being a classic 2-D platformer with RPG elements.

In fact, due to the UNIQUE control scheme that comes with the system, I'd say the Wii has the most UNIQUE game library that takes advantage of it.

When you clump together all the major first party Nintendo games as "those games" and say the HD consoles have more of them... what exactly do you mean?  I really have no idea.

Just for the record im playing the ones you mentioned, I already finished Metroid Prime 3 and Super Paper Mario, both are great games and both are revolutionary, still unlocking SSBB and playing Mario Kart Wii when Im bored. Though I never finished Super Mario Galaxy and will play Zelda later on because Im finishing Tomb Raider Anniversary and will play Bully later on.

The one problem Wii is facing right now, if you see my games most of it are first parties, my games Im currently playing with third parties are ports of ps2. BTW I finished Medal of Honor Heroes 2 good game, a PSP port.

This is the reason why I want if Ninty will ever will upstream the market, its because of this "downstreaming" why 3rd parties make casual game crap on the Wii. Many 3rd parties thinks that casual games sells on the Wii. Even now they makes casual crap and ports on the Wii even with AAA first party Nintendo titles.

I´ll say it again: 3rd party games.

And the next Malstrom article is gonna be online soon.

yushire said: Louie said: I´ll say it again: 3rd party games. And the next Malstrom article is gonna be online soon. Not really, he said that he will make more time to research and work on his article, thats why the article will took longer than his long articles. Do you know how long I wait for his second disruption article? Now imagine if it take longer?

 It will be online very soon. Believe me.