I realize I shouldn't drag this thread back to last week's bad news, but...
I was thinking about how sad the Sega situation is for Wii U. In the short term, and provided the Jet Set Radio rumour was true, it's lost an exclusive, and a great sounding one at that. Despite Nintendo's capability to carry their own platforms, I still feel that they need all the third party support they can get. In the long term, it's more worrying.
Among the Sega titles published for Wii were House of the Dead: Overkill, Sonic Colors, Let's Tap, Madworld, The Conduit, Nights: Journey of Dreams, Samba Di Amigo, and Ghost Squad. Obviously these are of varying levels of quality, but I don't think any other third party even tried to bring interesting exclusives to the platform like Sega did. At best there were a few one-offs like Zack and Wiki from Capcom and Ubisoft's Rabbids Go Home and Red Steel 2. Without Sega's support, Wii's software line-up looks just that extra bit worse to the game enthusiast. Wii U won't have this problem if it gets ports of all major multiplatform games, but that's a big if. It would be a real shame for Wii U if there's no major publisher like Sega willing to really take chances on software for the platform.
The best case scenario is that the other majors invest early in Wii U to avoid a repeat of the profits they missed out on by betting against Wii last time.