He likes Uncharted 2.

*Shakes fist at self*

SEEEEELF!

But then again, what would I know? I mean, I bought and actually enjoyed Sonic & the Black Knight, so you may want to leave me out of this conversation.

I wouldn't say Nintendo have been lazy. I'd say the third parties that could have filled the void this year have been lazy.

Nintendo made a mistake with Wii Music and Animal Crossing, failing to satisfy both their existing userbase and the market in general. Unlike previous big Wii releases, they didn't satisfy Wii owners or give a long term boost to sales. As a result of that, the lack of any big Nintendo titles (although Punch Out is fantastic) until Sports Resort, and then till Wii Fit Plus and NSMB Wii has made Nintendo look lazy. Their output on Wii over the last 18 months hasn't been brilliant in terms of quantity, but next year the situation looks to improve, and I can't wait for that.

Surely Matt has some idea of how good the Wii's first party and third party line up looks for 2010? It'll only get better as the year goes on. We might not have Galaxy 2, Other M, Monado or Zelda Wii in the here and now, but they are coming.

Stop you both, evil bodysnatched Nintendo minions, you're scaring me!!!  

If Nintendo's lazy then what does that make the competition? Clinically dead?

One can only wish to be as 'lazy' as Nintendo in their lifetime. Matt you so crazy!

 Nintendo's revolution promised a lot.  Newbies are awestruck and others are left wanting.  There is no reason there isn't a great rts, fps, 3rd person action game and so many more that haven't been on other consoles.  Any concept that they have done that is cool is rather limited to many jaded gamers.  They also add on to the Wii series with WF+ and WS:resort and rumors of WMu+ while the otaku are left to fix their Nintendo games to expand them and flesh them out (SSBB+).    

I understand that Nintendo is a business and obligated to make as much profit from it's ventures as possible and that core games are more expensive to make. However when we have a market where two players are loosing money to cater to our whims it's not unbelievable that they want more than they are getting from nintendo. Thus the negative attitude.  They are making it rather clear who they believe are larger portions of the bottom line and have moved on. I just wish most of us jaded gamers would move on too Its not like we wont get Motion controlled games that re more along our values in a few months to a year.

I think Malstrom summed up this article nicely: Matt Cassamassina has made a habit of behaving like a spoiled child for quite some time now. I'm not sure why anybody still takes his articles to have any value. The only person who's done more to tarnish their ethos in the gaming journalism "industry" is Michael Pachter.

I don't remember when/where I found it, but when I realized I'd let it loop a dozen times...*saved for appropriate occasion*

Sega is Lazy and You Don't Care

You're not innocent, damn youuu

@noname2200: sadface. Oh well, I seem to have found the, uh... person, at least.

Dammit! You made it show up again. Now I can't stop watching it...