I'm unhappy with Nintendo.  I'm neither unrealistic or insane. I've played all of those games for hours on end and again on 2 or 3 systems already.  People love to accuse other companies of being rehash after rehash because of the numbers on the end of thier game titles.  Galaxy is the 3rd 3d mario i've played, Brawl is my 3rd SSB game, MKWii is the 5th MK iteration....  Should I not want anything else?  I'm not completely smitten by the Wii series and would like just one game from them that I haven't played a million times already that I also enjoy.  It's been more than two years and I have nothing. 

I really do hate the attitude that if I'm upset with nintendo it's my own fault that prevails around here.  My friends and I joked that we don't need a Wii because we have all the games they will release on it on the gamecube.  It would've been nice to have been proven wrong.

^Oh well, nothing is new forever.

In my opinion, if a game series is popular, there MUST be a version of that game for the main series in every generation that follows. The company making them is not obligated to make drastic changes to the formula (They can if they wish, just like in Super Mario 64, but that's not mandatory).

It is just like James Bond films which come out once every 2-3 years and the soap opera EastEnders which is now at its 3710th episode (since it began in 1985).

@Nike I don't think Nintendo fans on these forums want to make you feel that if you're upset with Nintendo its your own fault. I think with the Wii alot of Nintendo fans are sick of the constant bashing and covert trolling that goes on in many a videogame forum. So its not always easy to disect what is trolling and what is critiqueing.

Trolling: "Nintendo is after a casual system, which means its target audience is soccer moms and grand parents. There are no games for the Wii" And trust it gets much worst than this.

Critique: "I would have liked if Nintendo had a stronger 2008 holiday release line-up. I'm not a fan of Wii Music or Animal Crossing. I hope next year they are able to fill the void better."