Konami has given a bit of support.  Pro Evo & MLB Power Pros are big franchises & they definitely could have done a bit more with those 2, especially Pro Evo.  But looks like they're fixing a lot of issues ppl had with the first iteration of Pro Evo on Wii, so at least they're improving.

The looks too violent anyways.  A good one to avoid based on that alone.  :)

There is actually a video on Youtube showing the first two minutes of the Wii version of the game.

I can understand why a company would choose to not upgrade the graphics but I do not understand why features are removed and the game downgraded (another example Smackdown vs Raw 2008).

I have a hard time believing it but this really does look intentional.

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To say it bluntly, they can't be that stupid.

Whether we like to admit it or not, the simple fact is that the Wii's audience is less informed than the audience of other consoles and therefore are less driven by "quality". There's a lower incentive to work hard on Wii games because there's a greater probability that that effort will not be recognised.

The lower quality software is remarkably a normal response to market incentives.

Yeah, a couple of promising vids have shown up since I made this comment. I don't think that QoS is going to be anything special, but it does look like it might actually be fun. Looks pretty decent for a movie license game.

May be a combination of A and B.

A) If this happens then company X does not have to change their business model (360/PS3) which in itself would be a big money saver due to the cost of transition (organization and productivity) to a new model. 

B) Yeah, why spend more money then you have to... it does make sense.  In addition, the "bar" may be set so low in order to minimize work needed to be done on the next iteration of game X.  This makes sense because if the bar is set high then more is expected, if set low then you can simply add features which were removed originally (Brothers at Arms, Smackdown) and sell it as a new game LOL jk, I hope so.

I think it's just more evidence of what others have been saying that, unfortunatly Wii si a dumping ground for quick and easy shovelware. These companies are trying to bank on people buying because of name, unavailability of the title they DO want, and people buying games based on cover art.