Its at the end of its lifespan it'll prob die a slow death though. I'm thinking the PS3 might live the longest as it'll prob get the most support out of the previous gen consoles(when the new gen starts), but it's less healthy than the other systems right now. Nintendo is transitioning to the next gen, so that would explain the drought of games on the Wii this coming yr. I'm thinking 2013 will be when MS and Sony jump aboard as well.
It died a long time ago, when it couldn't get the support sheep claimed it would......due it's astronomical sales.
M8ingSeezun
It couldn't get the support because gamers didn't even bother with the Wii, just like... (hmm, what are those systems called again? Oh yeah) N64 and GAMECUBE, two systems that are now treated like godsends compared to the Wii. It's going to happen again with the Wii U.
This is why multiplats are a good thing. It's only good if you only have a 360. That's true the 360 is a great platform to have if you have to pick only one.
Wii has been dead for a very long time. A system with abysmal third party support really shows how worthless it is once the 1st party dries up.
Fizzman
Maybe it wouldn't have been so bad of the third party support actually was supported. Gamers not even bothering to buy games on Wii is one of the reasons why it's like this, which again (and I've repeated this many times, but it still needs to be said) was a problem with N64 and Gamecube.
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