I apologize to all the Wii fans, but I absolutely loathe it. I think that motion sensor technology is good in theory, but I also think that a lot of it is implemented poorly on all of the next-gen systems. There tend to be a lot of accidents, and it just seems like a last-ditch effort at trying to get gamers more active, as if to say that we are all lazy. The thing that I most despise about Nintendo, though, is the fact that they removed their seal of quality and turned their backs on the original hardcore generation. Sure, they still make great games that appeal to the original fanbase, but the majority of their games have been directed towards the older and very young crowds. Not that expanding your fanbase isn't a good idea, but I have noticed that with a lot of console developers, they tend to lean more towards producing games that are sheer garbage than anything, and that doesn't just go for Nintendo. When I walk into a game store, I want to cry when I see titles like Yoga Fitness Deluxe, Poniez, Wii Fit, Go Diego Go, Veggie Tales, and just about anything that is pluralized with z. The games that are just thrown together to make quotas are becoming more and more rampant, and it seems like the big N is one of the largest threats to such production. However, these are just my opinions and observations. I still respect Nintendo for some of the greatest titles ever created in gaming history, but they seem to be quickly falling in their popularity since the turn of the decade.