Personally, I can still see Wii tapering off and PS3 slowly building steam.
But I could also see the trends holding as they are now.
Who knows?
But for third parties, I don\'t know... The last three games I bought for Wii were made by Tecmo, Sega and EA, respectively. I\'m currently playing through an UbiSoft game before I get to the new stuff.
The next game I buy will be a Nintendo title, Super Paper Mario. But there are other games including one each by EA and Konami that I wish I had gotten to try.
Wii third party games are more often worse than they are good, but there are a good number to choose from, and a good number more in development. EA is particularly dedicated to making good games, while UbiSoft jumped out of the gates cashing in on mostly garbage... But the games are coming.
Unlikely franchises are popping up too, such as Rockstar\'s Manhunt 2. Capcom has another Resident Evil in the works and, surprise, a remake of RE4 (might be a rumor).
I\'ll still be picking up Assassin\'s Creed for the 360, or one might want Lair for PS3, but I think the Wii right now is on track for success.
And with Nintendo fan cash cows such as Super Smash Bros. and Sonic & Mario on the way, Nintendo will keep momentum regardless.
It\'s looking good for Nintendo for at least another year, in my opinion, and if they keep moving millions of systems, it\'s only going to end up more promising for third parties. Low development costs and a higher user base.
But will Nintendo fans continue to buy third party games? This is probably the only hurdle left. Hopefully what they save on development, publishers will spend on marketing.