Topic: Any more Art Style on Wii?

With the last Art Style game released on WiiWare back in October. Are there any chances there will be another one for WiiWare? I'm hoping that we will eventually see the triumphal return of Art Style on WiiWare.

Pictobits should have a sequel with more 8-bit games in it.

Hopefully not. Art Style should stay on DSiWare. They're the only games keeping people interested in the service, for the most part.

I still want Art Style games for WiiWare. If 'You, Me and the Cubes' is any indication, there could be some creative ideas still in the bank that could be put to good use.

If the series returns to WiiWare, that's cool, as long as it doesn't leave DSiWare. It's really the only thing, that, barely, is keeping the service alive.

I hope they update bit Generations: dotstream to either WiiWare or DsiWare.

This is exactly what I'm afraid Nintendo is thinking. I have ZERO interest in the DSi. I am NEVER going to buy one. Grrrr.

Well, I bought it almost entirely for my love of everything Art Style. So if they moved the series back to WiiWare, I'd be stuck owning a system just for a handful of games, or (and this would be a tough decision) selling the system and forgetting those games already released on DSiWare.

(whatever the "crying" emote is)

Art Style was on WiiWare? Hmm... Well I just got learned.

@lunchmeats101 Totally. Look up Art Styles Orbient, Cubello, and Rotohex.

I don't want Art Style to leave DSiWare. I just hope the series will have a few more games for WiiWare. One of the main reasons I want to get a DSi is because of Art Style that and a few other games.

Guys, remember when WiiWare sucked?

DSiWare will eventually improve greatly, like WiiWare did. At one point, Art Style won't be the only thing keeping you lured to DSiWare.

WiiWare always had interesting games announced to be in development. DSiWare hardly has that; hence the skepticism. It could turn around, sure, but at the moment Nintendo seems more interested in marginally useful apps and express versions of games we already have.