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So if I make a proposed new automobile standard and only 10% of the population can drive the thing without crashing it's the drivers' fault?
Do you ever think? You just tried to pass off comparing professional game developers to average joe drivers as fair. Do you really think everyone driving Formula 1 cars around is more likely than game developers making good Wii games? These developers are expected to do their job, just like professional drivers who DO continually adapt to new machinery. I suppose the only difference is, if they crash they could lose their life and if game devs can't adapt they'll blame Nintendo and everyone else or swing a bag.
Here's my analogy. If the developers who are too used to driving in a straight line, don't know what to do when Nintendo adds a steering wheel, then quite simply they are friggin morons. Nintendo needed to add this to keep the consumers interested, we were sick of watching drag races, Nintendo has shown us corners are much more interesting, ratings have gone up, more people are showing up to Nintendos racing series than the old ones. Problem is there's only two or three drivers going around. All developers need to do is show up and try, if they crash THEY WONT DIE! And if they come last, who cares, the people in the stands will still be cheering as they pass the finish line.
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This console is taking way too long to really get going.
It's the fastest selling game console of all time.
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