LOL.

He musn't.

I must say it's sad to see this thread turn into the same thread over and over again.  

 Wii owners aren't buying it. Look at the sales of red steel compared to pets http://www.vgchartz.com/forum/reply.php?thread=28367&quote=827624.

On the question of good wii ubigames...

I would put Prince of Persia above Redsteel (which is semi-good, but flawed) and don't forget No More Heroes. Not sure about any of the other hardcore wii games from ubi for the wii, but most of the others have poor reviews.

The Raving Rabbids games are good for casual games.

I think that's about "it" for good wii games from ubisoft.

 That was sarcasm dude. I was just trying to show how much of a hypocrite rocketpig was for posting that. Everyone can go berserk over crappy games or changing the focus on your favorite franchise.

The problem is that rocketpig attitude was really poor. Basically he is whining about nintendo fanboys whining. And now he is bumping threads that he wish no one made in the first place. That kind of hipocrisy really piss me off.

It is like when 2 opposing groups are discussing an important matter - feminists and christians on abortion, for example - and someone from a 3rd party enter it just to say how stupid the discussion itself is. It is not that hard to make a valid counter argument against the Ubisoft boycott. Calling the everyone supporting it a bunch of childish fanboys won`t make this thread shorter or more user friendly.

 Didn't develop, only published it in the us. 

It's still some risk for a publisher, and takes some investment, even if they don't develop. Supporting smaller developers on the wii is still better than not supporting the wii at all.

Glad to know that kind of hypocrisy (sic) pisses you off. If you were to actually understand my point, it wasn't the complaints that were irritating me, it was the stupid fucking boycott of a company that isn't producing games Wii owners want. Say that you won't support Ubisoft, fine. But to boycott a company for such an inane reason is fucking ridiculous. They're a private enterprise. If this is truly a bad decision, they will feel it in their pocketbook.

And if you still can't see the difference between Wii fans bitching about games they haven't played and will never see versus the whorejob Bethesda is doing to an already-established IP in Fallout, then I don't know what to say. But keep on rockin' the word hypocrite, man. Whatever floats your boat.

To top it all off, Wii owners supporting this boycott don't even know if Ubi is working on new Wii titles for the core gamer. This entire boycott is based on speculation. 

The saving grace from me not boycotting Ubi right now is because of them publishing No More Heroes.

@BBLTD

Considering the install base growth it's no wonder they are both still selling, but they are still 'casual' games (I can use that term because that's what ubisoft uses to describe it.) vs Mario Party or to be fair Guitar Hero, specially Guitar Hero the sales on both RRR are falling short of their cousins in game type.

Of course Mario Party isn't considered a casual game by Nintendo nor Guitar Hero by redoctane but both are classified as well as RRR series as casual or loosly bridge.

There's two sides to that coin, and I have got to get home >.> no internet connection tonight either =(

No, it's was not that they weren't producing the games they wanted. It was that they were also making piss poor efforts on most of the Wii games they were making, combined with what we though was an official response, that came across as insulting our intelligence.

So again, it wasn't that games aren't being made. It was that games aren't being made, the games that are look like shovelware, and it looked as though they were telling us those are the games Wii owners actually want.

So it was ubisoft seemingly insulting consumers that set this off.

Now ubisoft states that response isn't official, so that means I'll wait and see. Yet that doesn't make us wrong for being upset at first, since we didn't have a way to know that wasn't their official postition.