I didn't mean you as in NJ5, I meant you as a general term.  If you're happy with your purchase then so be it.

I just meant people who picked the Wii, and were expecting tons of third-party support;  Recent events are inclining many to believe that it won't get any better than it is right now, and the Wii will not have an influx of TP support... Those people picked the wrong horse.

Any word from Ubisoft yet.

You guys need to expand to more companies, i have started with Sony JAPAN, Capcom, EA, THQ......it's time they show us more respect. lol

meh i like ubi, check sig

It's Sunday ;)

Indeed...I believe some of these Ubisoft boycotters bit off more than they could chew here.

PS. I own all 3 systems :)

I generally like Ubi, but their support for my precious little Wii is appalling. I won't boycott them, but I will buy ONLY their good, high-budget games such as Red Steel 2.

edit - ssj12

These are not allow on VGC. 

http://www.snopes.com/inboxer/petition/internet.asp

Thanks for the warning, we'll try to avoid doing any petitions in this thread.

 This is an immensely more healthy attitude to take.

Boycotting a company's products  is an action that deprives you entirely of games that you would otherwise enjoy simply because you do not like part of their offering. Ubisoft is a huge company. They put out a lot of games. If they put out shovelware to sell to people who don't adhere to the same standards of quality as the average gamer, they are going to put out a lot of it because they want to appeal to many different demographics. Is this school of thought somewhat wrongheaded? Sure. But it doesn't mean we don't get good games.

 If Ubisoft wants to put out a version of Raving Rabbids that works with the Balance Board, then avoiding it simply because you don't want to play some other game of theirs would be the height of folly.

Sorry - the whole "boycott" movement seems remarkably reactionary and short-sighted. I can't acknowledge it as a legitimate means of corporate coercion.

 Now if you wanted to, say, not buy any of their games except for the ones that look high-quality, I can get behind that, but that's hard to put into your sig because people are doing it anyway.

 It comes down to this: instead of being indignant, continue voting with your dollar as you've been doing for years. Ubisoft knows how to listen to the jingle of money in your pocket. Support their efforts which appeal to you more, let them know that there's money in that kind of endeavor, and they will treat you as well as you please.

 It it makes you feel better, think of it as a "positive boycott", where you exclusively support things that you like and leave behind things that you do not.