Yeah, I agree with that article. Nintendo is doing what Nintendo has always done - making fun games. Wii Music and Animal Crossing may not be to everyone's tastes but I bet they are both fun to play and I'm sure a lot of people will have fun playing them. What's wrong with that?

Nope. They still missed the pictue. Anyone who says Nintendo is abandining them and "Wii Music is casual" misses the point.

Also, sorry to rant, but why does everyone think they know more about Miyamoto. He makes Wii Music, which is a very well made game, and everyone thinks they know better. No one understands Wii Music.

Actually, you can now acceptably use who in both places.  It's been messed up so much it was kind of accepted in the language to use who for both.  Most major grammar people allow using who for both.  That is not to say, though, that you can't use whom.

Coming from a PS3 fanboy that visits Gametrailers, a 360 biased website...

Generally the article is very good I think, it really sums up my feelings during the Gamecube era and the beginning of the Wii era. The thing is just, that since SSBB has released, no interesting title from Nintendo themselves has been released or announced, and this isn't a very comfortable situation. I mean, of course there is Wario Land and of course there are games like Sin & Punishment announced, but they are both not produced in-House.

It isn't really a threat to me since I still have a lot of games that I want to play, I have currently three great games (Okami, Skies of Arcadia and Paper Mario 2) lying on my desk that I am waiting to find time for playing them, and I also want to do a second run through Super Mario Galaxy still.

So what I wanna say is, I have enough good games on the Wii and I am still believing that Nintendo will soon announce some great games for 2009, but as long as we don't have any screenshots from a first party title for gamers, there's some fear that Nintendo might won't come back but just stay with casual titles that bring way more money.

It's like in a love relationship, when the girl isn't calling for a longer time. From an objective viewpoint, there are several reasons why she isn't calling, but since you are in love with her, you can't get enough of her, so you don't understand why she isn't calling and you start fearing she might abondoned you.

What I really want to say is, I am in love with Nintendo, and I can't wait for the next call.

My guess would be that people should read before commenting.

Because ironically, that is the mindset the article is criticizing.

Mike from Morgantown

Stop responding to leo-j. It's obvious trolling..

Brilliant article. I just want to add that 3rd Parties "matured" and I didn't like it. I mean look at the change in them from FF6 to FF7 for example. I blame Halo 2 not Wii Fit.