I think it is well established that as a platform the Wii has serious strengths, and has serious weaknesses. There is little if any middle ground as far as developers are concerned, and honestly they are probably right. The Wii as a console is too polar. Games must fit within a narrow band to be successful, and they must also compete against Nintendo which will consume the most market share due to its name recognition. Huge install base or not its very easy to fuck up making a Wii game. Unless you play low ball margins.
That is not to say there is no market for traditional games on the Wii, or even hardcore games for that matter. However that market is very diminutive, and doesn't even approach the market on the high definition consoles. So it can only support so many titles annually. I am not trying to be an asshole its just the truth. Developers have delivered hardcore titles to the console, and those developers for the most part got their nuts busted.
I know its unpopular, but if your fine with casual games, and big on Nintendo first party games. You probably shouldn't care too terribly much. Developers aren't being unfair to the Wii. The console just wasn't built with them in mind, or their dedicated demographic for that matter. So there is little there for them to sell to, even less when Nintendo dominates within its own platform as always. Why go with famine. When you can go to feast.








