Now that's something I've never heard of! xD

So... Like some people said here, it is indeed a myth. There is 3rd party support, but it's simply not what we're expecting (we're = gamers that post on gaming forums, meaning we obviously have a little background of hardcore gaming at some point or another). We obviously want more quality than quantity.

Oh dear Lord...folks, I need 150cc's of reality STAT!

"The one region where quality of games don't matter"...tell me honestly, good sir, when did this miraculous turnabout occur? I know it couldn't possibly have been when Japan started rejecting the console of your choice, so I eagerly await your idenitification of the exact moment that Japan ceased to have "taste." By the by, if you use the word "non-game," or a synonym thereof....you're an idiot. Fair warning.

I was going to write more, but I really want to see what you say first. This could be fun...

Not that long ago, PC gamers were making the exact same arguments against console gaming. It was ridiculous then as it is now. The more things change, the more they stay the same.

Never gonna happen. Include Ubiport in that list and we're all set :P

Those are the 4 companies that will not support the Wii this gen. (Alright Capcom may, but the rest definitely won't)

Other than those 4, Wii's support from every other company that actaully makes games for it, is getting better and better. I got no further complaints.

Third party support is still rather weak (the only game I'm planning to get in the near future is Little King's Story, which has been pushed back to early next year), but that's because 3rd parties are still making the transition from ps3/360 to Wii. The games will arrive aplenty next year.

Of course, third parties won't abandon the ps3/360 either. "Hardcore" games generally sell better on either the ps3 or 360 than they do on the Wii, so a multiplatform ps3/360 game is the way to go at the moment. Despite added development costs, the added sales of releasing on two consoles plus an extra $10 per game sold (though the devs probably get less than $5 of that) will ensure third party support for the ps3/360 for quite some time.

Of course, this is an issue of making a game for the Wii vs ps3/360.  More and more publishers could begin making games for all three, much like the Call of Duty 5.

Check out my signature.
Yes, the Wii does have a lot of games, but that comes with being the best selling system.
The games themselves are pieces of monkey crap held together by more monkey droppings.

And your sig is a perfect example of what Rol was talking about.  That citing meta-critic has largely replaced the meme of "3rd parties don't support the wii".

(but I am pretty sure I still see "3rd parties don't support the wii" at least a couple of time per week; I think it was just the week before last there was a huge discussion about the how wii could be the first console ever to win a gen without having the most games)

Its just a dream...

I feel like I just got Rick-rolled :(

First, it was there isn't any enough third party support.

Now it has become that there isn't enough good third party games.

Soon it will be there isn't enough money in my wallet because there are two many excellent third party games.