CAL4M1TY said: But as it stands, the games the big guys are focusing on are going to the 360 and PS3 or rather, are not going to the Wii. WKC, FFXIII and VS, RE5, Street Fighter 4, Star Ocean, MGS4, Castlevania (DS gets the next installment in series, Wii gets a spinoff brawler), Soul Calibur, Tekken, Bionic Commando and the list goes on.
Of the big 4 in Japan (imo) which are S-E, Capcom, Namco-Bandai and Konami, only 1 of the 4 is pushing a big title on the Wii, and that's the next Tales game from Namco-Bandai. The rest are pushing spin-off's, ports or lesser known titles. That may be 3rd party support, but it's far from the "best third party support"
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I agree with trestres that all the titles you mentioned were announced when all the developers were expecting PS3 to dominate this generation. (except Castlevania which is not on either PS3 or 360) The developers already spent the time and money on those games before PS3 was released and they can't just cancel them then move them on Wii. The next logic step would be to put them on both HD consoles which is exactly what SE did with FF13.
MH series is Capcom's newest and biggest gold mine right now (bigger than RE series) and Capcom decided to put it on Wii. To me, that's the sign that Capcom is starting move its development focus on Wii. You also forget about Sega as a vidoe game developer, who is bigger than Namco Bandai and Konami and one of the biggest third party supporter for Wii.
Now if only SE can get their act together and announce DQ10 for Wii, which makes sense now that I think about it... DQ games never relies so much on graphic power like FF series. so it makes sense to leave FF series on the HD consoles while bringing DQ series to the most popular home console (after releasing it on the most popular handheld console)