I have a 360 but I want them to support the Wii as it deserves, since I often prefer Wii controls.

BTW RolStoppable I don't regret buying the 360, but that's mostly because of Ninja Gaiden ;)

@ArtOfAngels: I don't see how a poorly constructed argument with a count of games for each platform should make me change my mind, since (as many have said) this is about quality not quantity of games.

Wii detractors (I'm not saying you are one) are so quick to criticize the Wii for shovelware, but then totally ignore quality when it serves their arguing purposes. It's quite funny to see that.

Bro,  hundred of times users on this site says Western Devs will make their games on X360 and PS3 while they will see Wii as a more kiddy console and make most of the times party games on it.   Still people like you were acting that that will not be the cause and the the wii big userbase will change it....

Maybe you should stop dreaming and look what the Japanese devs will do.

Prince of Persia is a port, with no significant improvements. You can pick up Prince of Persia trilogy pack for PS2, for a lot cheaper nontheless.

I wasn't here with all the RRR praising, but it was always disappointing game to me (not necessarily bad though).

Everything else they made is trash, and that is undeniable, unless you have a thing for mediocre shooters.

Ubisoft have been making sh**y games for the wii lately but mostly i just love jumpin on the bandwagon!

p.s I just realised how long its been since i had a waggon wheel... years!!! :O

The biggest issue's I have with the entire thing is that Ubisoft promised Nintendo like quality and has yet to deliver on any platform anything even close to Nintendo's magic dust. ;)

The other issue I have is that their press conference was completely awash. If I was a shareholder and I saw that conference I would have been none too impressed. I'd see a year of stagnant growth and maybe a steep drop in revenue then last years based on the products announced. Prince of Persia and Beyond Good and Evil 2 for the HD consoles were worse then the Imagine series for the DS and Wii. At least the Imagine series gets sales. Changing Prince of Persia into an animated game for the North American market will no doubt cause it to have lower sales then it's predecessors. Beyond Good and Evil 2 which sold way below expectations the first time around shouldn't have been brought back period. Unless they make BG&E2 a downloadable game with a super small budget, it'll never make the money back for them.

As for boycotting Ubisoft, really there is no point. You aren't going to buy an Imagine series game anyway so all your doing is yelling about nothing.

I think Ubisoft used this press conference to give a heads up to their shareholders so there's no shock later on when they see these games pop up during the 3rd quarter when Ubi's share price should be it's highest. I think they will appease the shareholders with more announcements around E3 time to round out their offerings with a few more games that will bolster their yearly sales revenue. (it makes sense to show these games now when the share price should be at it's lowest and have the least effect on the share price)

However, all of this moaning about Ubisoft is getting a LOT of attention now.  Shareholders are going to start asking the same questions about Ubisofts projects and this may force Ubi's hand to show it's cards before E3.  I expect by the end of the week there might be another announcement pushed forward to get the shareholders off their back.

I guess you got your answer NJ5, clueless it is.

This thread only has weight if you factor in the metacritic scores of each of those games. Then you'll see that even though the wii has more games, the scores are far lower

Even better is to ask the gamers you know how much they like their Wii Ubisoft games.

I bought RRR a few months ago. It's cute and fun at times, but I haven't played it nearly as much as my other Wii or 360 games. Then there's Red Steel, which I don't have but seems to be mediocre from what I hear. The rest is mostly (or all) poorly made stuff.

Quantity - Volume of units in a measurable metric.

Quality - Value of craftsmanship contrasting similar products.

They are independant metrics exclusive of the characteristics of each property.   Don't confuse them please.