http://gonintendo.com/viewstory.php?id=92223

“SEGA is expanding enough to reach all types of people and recognized that there is much potential in the different consoles. PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 have a more conventional demographic. In the case of Wii, it’s assumed, or it looks like, other publishers are thinking of making more casual games. But SEGA recognizes that there are gamers like all of us. We have a Wii to make use of the controls, SEGA wants to give players an opportunity to have fun with the console and The Conduit was the perfect title.” - SEGA product manager German Fritsch

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Sega had the right mindset in place by doing what Nintendon't (and many other companies for that matter) and addressing the other part of the Wii's demographic. Whether it was a wise choice remains to be seen, but with 175,000 copies of The Conduit sold so far, it is on the right track.

Too bad the Wii has few gamers.

So there giving players ''fun'', well nice of Sega. I hope they continue this.

Hope is the right word for this topic.

How many copies of SSB:B have sold?

SEGA!

Make or publish a better, less generic game than The Conduit, and Sega might just appeal to a wider part of that core demographic on Wii. They might even contribute to expanding the core demographic on the Wii.

Its first party, of course it would sell well.

do you have some sort of a ban fetish with the Wii threads ?

wow, what a moronic thing to say.