they should keep VC mondays to like 2-3 games a week, then make lets say WiiWare tuesday with 1-2 games a week.

Well, here's the thing: you have to remember that Nintendo has their fingers in many pies:

1. Boxed Wii software.

2. Boxed DS software.

3. DL VC games.

4. DL WW games.

Not only do they want to get WW up and running as, essentially, its own platform, but they know that consumers only have so much money to spend on games across all platforms and, I imagine, they have a big, fancy, spreadsheet that takes into account what they know about household income and spending habits; hours spent playing games per day/week/month ; how many titles are already on VC/WW; and, finally, took a look at some of the issues XBLA is having (where they're talking about removing software to try to drive up demand for titles) and decided that, for now, this is the best balance they can manage between all these competing interests while still squeezing out maximal profit.

There's also the possibility that, given the current strength of the dollar that they are intentionally choking off the supply in the hopes of a rebound (this is 100% speculation, but Nintendo is known for counting every nickle, dime and yen thrice).

As for the different territory issue, as others have noted, each subsidiary does have a degree of autonomy to decide what/when/where to launch something.

Naturally, of course, this doesn't make anybody particularly happy and I know of at least one publisher that is very not happy with the situation (they speculated on the WiiWare issue, btw) but Nintendo makes the rules for good (mostly theirs) or ill.

Not really, Rol. The European VC used to trail behind the US VC in total titles significantly. The current gap is 2 games.

My guess is that they're less concerned with making more money in total, and more in individually squeezing each game for as much as they can. Perhaps they're doing this to lure in more third parties: "see, X game has made Y amount. Games are really profitable on our system. So make games for us."

Keep in mind I don't completely buy my own hypothesis here, but it's the only thing I can think of that would explain the "one of each" schedule, especially since the Nintendo Channel makes a point of focusing on whichever VC and WiiWare game released that week.

The problem is not only have we also been getting nothing worthwhile (Spogs? REALLY?) but that we never get more than two games in a week anymore. Sometimes we only get one. It's been that way all year too, save for the WiiWare launch.