Did Nintendo curse third party abandoners?

I found a very strange parallel between this fiasco involving Too Human and a similar one earlier in the generation, being Lair. Lair was developed by Factor 5, who had up until then been mainly Nintendo exclusive (I think they were entirely, not sure). The developer Silicon Knights' prior release to Too Human was Eternal Darkness on the Gamecube.

Both of these companies' first ventures after making Nintendo games have been substantially colossal flops.

This brings up a very serious question: Since when did Shigeru Miyamoto know Voodoo?

Lair was fucked thanks to the shitty Six axis, if the patch that added analog controls shipped with the game, it wouldve scored much higher. So BLAME SONY for making a SHITTY controller not Factor5

Too human had engine troubles and tons of development issues.  Silicon knights isnt a "nintendo only" dev anyways, they never were. so that logic fails.

and if there was a so called  "curse"........... Rare broke that shit with Viva Pinata and is gonna put it six feet under with Banjo3. if Miyamoto knew "voodoo" he should use it to make better games for the Wii

"Lair was fucked thanks to the shitty Six axis, if the patch that added analog controls shipped with the game, it wouldve scored much higher. So BLAME SONY for making a SHITTY controller not Factor5

Too human had engine troubles and tons of development issues.  Silicon knights isnt a "nintendo only" dev anyways, they never were. so that logic fails.

and if there was a so called  "curse"........... Rare broke that shit with Viva Pinata and is gonna put it six feet under with Banjo3. if Miyamoto knew "voodoo" he should use it to make better games for the Wii"

This thread makes me lol inside.

"Lair was fucked thanks to the shitty Six axis, if the patch that added analog controls shipped with the game, it wouldve scored much higher. So BLAME SONY for making a SHITTY controller not Factor5

Too human had engine troubles and tons of development issues.  Silicon knights isnt a "nintendo only" dev anyways, they never were. so that logic fails.

and if there was a so called  "curse"........... Rare broke that shit with Viva Pinata and is gonna put it six feet under with Banjo3. if Miyamoto knew "voodoo" he should use it to make better games for the Wii"

LOL

"This thread makes me lol inside."

lols just look at  Factor 5 and Silicon Knights they cant stop crying about their games getting low review scores

but eternal darkness was just awesomeness its a sign saying they must make a sequil

Viva Pinata was good for a while, but it kinda burned out fast.  Maybe a bit too fast.  I tried picking it up a couple of months ago and I couldn't play it for more than maybe 5 minutes.

Colossal flops?

Well, if you say so.....

another one is Namco.  Soul Calibur 2 was not only the best selling Soul Calibur game, but it sold the best by a large margin on the Gamecube, when Soul Calibur III was PS2 only, it kinda flopped... another one is Tales of Symphonia which happens to be the best selling Tales of game to date with over a million sold.  They desided to slap the next two Tales of games on the PS2 only, Legendia flopped hard and Abyss barely scrapped past 250,000 sales..

and don't forget Rare's flop record since leaving the Nintendo fold..

"another one is Namco.  Soul Calibur 2 was not only the best selling Soul Calibur game, but it sold the best by a large margin on the Gamecube, when Soul Calibur III was PS2 only, it kinda flopped... another one is Tales of Symphonia which happens to be the best selling Tales of game to date with over a million sold.  They desided to slap the next two Tales of games on the PS2 only, Legendia flopped hard and Abyss barely scrapped past 250,000 sales..

and don't forget Rare's flop record since leaving the Nintendo fold.."

"another one is Namco.  Soul Calibur 2 was not only the best selling Soul Calibur game, but it sold the best by a large margin on the Gamecube, when Soul Calibur III was PS2 only, it kinda flopped... another one is Tales of Symphonia which happens to be the best selling Tales of game to date with over a million sold.  They desided to slap the next two Tales of games on the PS2 only, Legendia flopped hard and Abyss barely scrapped past 250,000 sales..

and don't forget Rare's flop record since leaving the Nintendo fold.."