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  Sakura | July 16, 2007
  I think they've managed to achieve both quantity and quality. Out of the next generation console systems, I have the most games for the Wii (twice as many as I have for the 360, and three times as many as I have for Playstation 3). It's amazing. The games are great. ^___^
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  Storm | July 16, 2007
  Balanced? They are releasing too many huge titles at the end of the year which is a terrible move, imo. Metroid Prime 3, Mario Kart Wii, Super Mario Galaxy, and SSB. Brawl. They should spread some release dates for next year if they want to keep up their #1 spot. But hey, if they can deliver great titles like these next year, then I shouldn't have a problem with it.
  
  I'm happy that we are getting these games soon, can't wait to play Brawl...just not good in terms of business.
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    Seventh Blade | July 16, 2007
    If you have to remember that Nintendo's are not idiots, and pretty experienced in the business world. The fact that they're releasing all these big titles consecutively actually excites, since if they're confident enough to do something like that, they probably have huge things in store fo 2008 and beyond.
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  bbb7002004 | July 16, 2007
  I think Nintendo is counting on third party support with Wii more than any of their other consoles. Asides from Mario Kart, the rest of the titles we have seen coming out next year for Wii are from third parties. Disasters began as a third party title, Final Fantasy, No More Heros, Fighting Steel, and several other games should give the Wii a strong lineup going through 2009.
  
  Third party games always have trouble competing with Nintendo's big franchises, and with them all coming out this year, it should open the door for the third parties to get a piece of the Wii pie.
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  FRoGBuster | July 17, 2007
  They'll just let everyone play manhunt if they run out of games to release. That will make take two happy.
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  Vito Raliffe | July 17, 2007
  
  
  It would make me happy too.
  
  I owned a Gamecube for a few years, and on the Wii's launch day I almost already owned the same amount of titles I did for my Gamecube's entire life span. Now I've already well surpassed that number. I am really glad to see Nintendo doing so well and not just in the handheld market. At least they have their hit titles spread out some and not all coming out in the same month too.