Sega still open to core Wii games . Company president and COO Mike Hayes says Nintendo's massive installed base allows even niche markets to be successful; The Conduit sells 150K worldwide.

Sega says reports of the demise of its support for core game development on the Wii have been greatly exaggerated. But apparently he didn’t mean quite what we thought he meant, because in new ...

Sega President and COO Mike Hayes has said that the company will back more hardcore games, despite the lackluster sales of Platinum's MadWorld. Speaking with Wired, Hayes stated that Sega is also ...

Gamers on the Nintendo Wii can now try out some classic Sega Mega Drive games after it was announced they are now available to download from the Wii Shop Channel. Titles including Streets of Rage ...

Case in point: the distinct lack of Sega games on the Wii U Virtual Console. Case in sad point: that situation may not change anytime soon, if ever.

SEGA has said it cannot ignore the estimated eight million consumers looking for mature titles on the Wii, despite a mixed level of success with its previous mature titles on the platform.

Sega collaborated on the game with with Nintendo and Shigeru Miyamoto. The game will ship on the new Wii and Nintendo DS ahead of the Vancouver 2010 Olympic Winter Games.

The VP makes a good point here, although games might be cheaper to develop on Wii, there are options on PS3 and Xbox 360 that might bring your costs down, its not a simple cost for cost comparison.

Sega: M-rated Wii games selling 'very well' US marketing head Sean Ratcliffe says House of the Dead: Overkill, MadWorld are doing just fine on Nintendo's family-friendly platform.

And if you don't fancy SEGA Superstars Tennis on Wii, you could opt for the PS3 or Xbox 360 versions - both of which will let you compete and compare mini-game high scores online.

Sega's Mike Hayes told CVG that the game was a "mismatch with the Wii audience," citing that Sega underestimated the amount of Wii owners who also own other consoles.