Next year’s sequel to the original No More Heroes will be the last on Wii, according to series creator Suda 51.

“I think this is the last NMH that is going to be developed on Wii,” Suda told Edge. “To expand NMH to new possibilities, we need a new platform. Wii is a great platform, but we’ve done everything we can with it now.”

Shortly after Microsoft demoed Project Natal last month, Suda expressed interest in developing for Xbox 360.

How will the recently announced Zelda Wii game play? More of the same, that is if out of context quotes from Shigeru Miyamoto are to be believed. “I don’t think it’s going to be that radically different,” the Zelda creator reputedly told Nintendo Power, by way of Aeropause. Great news for Twilight Princess fans hungry for more levels. Not so great for fans looking for the next Wind Waker or Minish Cap. Assuming his quote is on the money, of course.

The survival-horror rail-shooter arrives September 29 on Wii. Who’s buyin’?

Sega is BFF with Wii. At least that’s what one managing director for the company says, after releasing three core titles on Wii (Overkill, MadWorld, and Conduit).

“House of the Dead: Overkill was a profitable title for us,” revealed Gary Dunn, MD of European development for Sega, speaking exclusively to GamesIndustry.biz. “Whilst MadWorld commercially didn’t sell what we were expecting, I wouldn’t say it’s game over for mature Wii titles from Sega… We’ve got money to invest in development, we’re just considering where to invest it next.”

Sega does what Nintendon’t.

This week there’s not one but TWO movie tie-in games with Harry Potter and Ice Age getting new Wii and DS titles. Roogoo hits both systems as well. On the downloadable side, WiiWare gets a new FPS from Hudson, but using water guns and some Sudoku action for your DSi.  There’s a pretty decent selection of Rock Band 2 DLC songs, too!  Click on in for the full details.

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There are more than 300 classic video games available for download on Wii. So which one do you play the most?

Outdoor Fun is the sequel to Family Party 30 Great Games,  and features everything a party game would for anyone of any age. Family Party: 30 Great Games Outdoor Fun offers a wide variety of fun and addictive party games that range from football, arcade style shoot’em up, and various quirky Japanese game show type mini games.
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We’ve all imagined our favorite non-Nintendo developer releasing a hit title on a Nintendo home console/handheld. What development studio would you want to see? Here’s our list of the top five developers that should be pumping out software on the current generation of Nintendo consoles.

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I played Wii Sports Resort last month. It’s awesome. I think Wii Motion Plus is awesome, and the next step in motion control games. And yet, I fire up the original Wii Sports today, while researching a story I’m working on, and I’m still blown away by how “magical” the experience is; how responsive bowling, tennis, and to a lesser extent, golf controls are, even in light of Motion Plus.

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[Congrats to srkelley for the comment about SSX Blur for Wii! You'll have to let us know if the Kama vibrating nunchuck works that well for Blur once you receive it!]

Give-away! This one’s easy, folks. To win the factory-sealed rumble nunchuck you see pictured above, tell us which Wii game makes the best use of Nunchuck motion control and why. Failure to include your name and town in your comment will disqualify you. Infendo staff (mostly David) will then select and announce the winner on Tuesday, June 23, so get to commenting!