lol, i didn't say YOU mislead people, I just said the OP was misleading.

He only plays the first level or so of some games, it was painfully obvious in his Ghosbusters review.  :-p

This is exactly my point. It started with Smash Bros Brawl, when he decided to stop ragging on problems that the game actually had, and just started making shit up to bash, he avoided plenty of big problems that the game actually had, and instead went on that whole "lol, no skill required" side-rant. It was after that that he just started hating on Wii for being Wii, and spent a good chunk of any following Wii reviews trashing Wii, instead of the game at hand

That sounds about right, and it's the biggest reason I stopped watching his reviews after a few months. Almost every time he reviewed a game I played, I noticed that he was essentially making some stuff up, which is a big turn-off for me. I find it hilarious when he riffs on actual flaws, even (especially?) when he exagerrates them, but for some reason I don't find it funny when he reviews a game that only exists in his head. I guess it's because it makes him seem really lazy.

Great. I am not buying any more of their crap.

Well, let's hope they can pull it together.

As you can see, I wasn't just making stuff up for the sake of argument. Look at what Kotaku writes:

"Poor Wii. Still, considering how painful it was to read reviews for The Conduit, perhaps moving to a new platform is in order."

Who said they were leaving the Wii? If anything, HVS sounds like they are incorporating parts of the Infernal Engine into their Wii development, as well as working on 360/PC games. Even if they did no longer make Wii games, how would their skills in game creation miraculously get better by going"HD"?

Kotaku displays an incessant need to bash the Wii for no reason. The only thing they had to say about it, was that HVS made their most recent game on that platform, nothing more.