I've never seen a PC game that said "Nintendo" on it, nonetheless Nicalis..
Here you go :
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Educational_games_in_the_Mario_series#Mario_Is_Missing.21Now you've seen a PC game with Nintendo on it.
And about the debate :
Whether Nifflas is happy about it or not, I think it's wrong that he lost control of the game just because he subcsribed to a publisher. For example, if someday I sign with a label for my music, and they say I can't sell a downloadable version (assuming I have an online fanbase) then I'm not happy about it. Now Nifflas says he's OK with this, but I don't really understand why, this is a blatent disregard for his desires about a project he's put a lot of effort into.
The motivations for this Wii exclusivity are obviously financial, because the PC version was definately what the fans were hoping for, and from what I hear the PC version was technically easier to implement, so it's definately not a technical choice or anything.
Now who's fault it is isn't really important, but somewhere along the line someone figured that ignoring what the fans and the author of the game want, will make more money, and that is wrong, because it goes against what independant gaming is all about. Indy developers make games they love, for people who love their games, and if they can make a few bucks on the way, then all the better. When a developer intentionally cripples his game, or makes it less available for his fans, for money reasons, then that's called selling out.
And I know I'm using big words, and I'll probably get a lot of virtual frowns, but I don't want any part of this.
Now ban me or moderate this post if you want, but I think a Nicalis and possibly Nintendo boycott is what we need to do.
We need to show that letting corporate and financial decisions cripple the indy games we love is wrong and we don't want it...
And Nifflas, please, don't let yourself get pushed over for this, I don't know if you signed a contract that you can't come back on anymore, but this is wrong, and you should let Nicalis know that this is wrong.
What's important isn't whether NG will be released on PC or not, I'm not that skin-deep that I get angry because there's a game I can't play. This is about an author losing control of his creation, and Indy gaming having it's arm twisted by a corporate decision, which is exactly the opposite of what indy gaming is about, being free of corporate and financial obligations.