The only thing that currently keeps me from playing my Wii at times is the fact that it's in another room. 
 
Oh man, thinking about my Wii is making me want to play Bit Trip Runner.

Nintendo isnt very big here in Israel, just  PCs and Playstation.. so i never really tried any other platform 
 
i bet i'd love the Wii if i tried it

The Wii is like a really expensive restaurant. I don't eat there very often, but when I do, I get a meal unlike any other.

They sold me a faulty Wii and a faulty Xbox.
 
Fuck EB games.
 
So yeah, i'm reluctant to buy consoles and i lost interest in the Wii.

I didn't fall out of love with the Wii yet.
I play a lot of No More Heroes and Monster Hunter Tri, and Smash Bros Brawl, Mariokart or New Super Mario Bros with the housemates, it's still a blast for multiplayer, since the other consoles don't offer much besides shooters which we aren't that big of a fan of.
 
Wii ftw!

There aren't enough games that carry my interest.

I love Nintendo because they're the easiest  console to hack.

" There aren't enough games that carry my interest. "

I have fallen in and out of love with the Wii. When there are plenty of games to play, I play my Wii like crazy. When their long periods of zero good games occur, I sell the thing to somebody and wait. 
 
After finishing games like New Super Mario Brothers Wii, No More Heroes 2, Super Mario Galaxy 2 and several others, I sold it. I'll probably buy another in the Spring of 2011 for their next bunch of AAA games.

" Have you ever liked the Wii? "

I don't hate the Wii, it's just I never play it.  I have my PS3 and computer and playing Wii games means dancing around and flailing my arms when could just sit and relax )relatively speaking) with the other 2 systems they're going to win every time.  Now motion controls coming to PS3 THAT has me seeing red.  Don't get me started on this 3d horseshit either.  

I never gotten a Wii, I might grab one eventually, if Nintendo were to announce xenoblade and last story for the US. 

As far as falling out of love, I've never loved any consoles this gen, they're all pieces of shit, except some are less shitty than the others, so I can prioritize my purchase. 

I've never been in love with it. But the reasons for that are bad online capabilities and a severe lack of interesting games.

Nope.  I still play it more than the other two consoles.  I play a couple stars of Super Mario Galaxy 2 every day, and when that dries up, I think I'll download a couple SNES classics that I never got around to.

My Wii's ability to gain dust made me fall out of love with the Wii.

I never really loved my Wii. It was just something to play when my brother had it at launch. That, and Madden 2007. I dunno why, but I kept playing that until like 2009.

"...playing Wii games means dancing around and flailing my arms... "

the fact that about after a year they had no games worth playing ever in a lifetime.

Nothing, really, as I still like the console quite a bit. The closest thing is the moment when I stopped being a Nintendo fanboy. I was browsing the Internet one day when a sudden realization came over me: "Holy shit, when's the last time I played my Wii?" After that, my fanboyism died.

The Wii always seemed like a gimmick to me.  All that moving never interested me.  I like to lay back and enjoy my games, like when I watch a movie.  I don't like that they had to try so hard to be different.  They are really out of touch with today's gaming culture.
 
Then as their games came out, I remembered how shitty the NES, 64 and  Gamecube were.  Nintendo has basically been riding the success of the SNES, its only worth while console.  The whole time.  Wii is  just dead in the water.  
 
That company is what it is, because it had no competition in the 80s, while they flooded the market.  Over 2000 games and only 20ish worth playing.  Now America, their original market, owns the industry and all they can do is flood the market with crap.  While pandering/begging to their old fans/victims.  Their games have no heart.  They  never really did.  They just made games to sell to the west. Games they thought dumb american kids would like.  Which Nintendo is still doing and failing because American companies are making games with all the passion of a fan.   
 
The US, Canada and Europe got tired of Nintendo's shitty concepts.  So they started making the games, they wanted to play.  Which is why, IMO, the east only gets our scraps now.   Now that there is real competition, their true self is shown.  Nothing more then a company.

" the fact that about after a year they had no games worth playing ever in a lifetime. "

I had a Wii and a decent library, but besides RE4, I didn't have any real desire to play through any of the games again. That, and the lack on online gaming just didn't do it for me anymore. So I sold it and bought a PS3. Worth it.

when i realized i had more fun on the gamecube, now that ive lost my nunchuk my wii is completely dormant.  

"That company is what it is, because it had no competition in the 80s, while they flooded the market.  Over 2000 games and only 20ish worth playing.  Now America, their original market, owns the industry and all they can do is flood the market with crap.  While pandering/begging to their old fans/victims.  Their games have no heart.  They  never really did.  They just made games to sell to the west. Games they thought dumb american kids would like.  Which Nintendo is still doing and failing because American companies are making games with all the passion of a fan.     The US, Canada and Europe got tired of Nintendo's shitty concepts.  So they started making the games, they wanted to play.  Which is why, IMO, the east only gets our scraps now.   Now that there is real competition, their true self is shown.  Nothing more then a company. "

Wasn't impressed at all by the motion controls and very little on there interests me. Fell out of love as soon as I finished No More Heroes and put it back in its box. 
 
EDIT: Why do Nintendrones get so riled up?

There are barely any games on it that interest me. I'm going to get The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword though.

I have never ever fallen out of love with my Nintendo Wii, in fact it's my preferred system at the moment. I do own an Xbox 360 but that system has become such a huge bore to me, and i haven't touched my 360 in over a month now and prob never will again. I do want a PS3 though.

When I got tired of Wii Sports and realized that's it.

I wouldn't say I've fallen out of love with it, but unless there's a really great game, I don't bother playing it. I play games laying down, doing that with most Wii games is near impossible so I rarely play any of them.

I liked the Wii, heck, I still like the Wii but if there's one thing that made me play it less it's because I wasn't seeing games on the console up to the standard of the major titles on the other consoles.

Nothing.  I still play it frequently.

I got a Wii at launch along with Zelda and Red Steel. Had it for about 8 months, during that time I bought no more games for the system so in the end traded it in towards a PS3. On some level I regret my decision to do so, ultimately MGS4 was worth it though. Ironically I don't play on my PS3 now either.

I was never in love with the Wii, sure I bought it but I sold it within a month because I thought it was a piece of crap with terrible graphics and broken controls
 
Though I will admit that I want to try SMG2 and NMH2 aswell as Mad World but I'll manage without them

Twilight princess. I had zero fun, the motion controls pissed me off while being completely unnecessary and the story was complete garbage.

I still like my wii.  I need to play more Galaxy 2 though.  Maybe I'll do that tonight.

I wish I had a Wii again.  I realize that there are some awesome games I won't get to experience because I sold it, but I do appreciate the games that my 360 offers more than what I would get with the Wii.  I had a great time with SSBB, Mario Galaxy, Super Paper Mario (not like the other Paper Mario games, but still good) and even with Twilight Princess, but I realized that not much was coming for it that I would enjoy as much as one of the HD consoles so I sold it.

I still like my Wii actually. I'm just finishing up Trauma Team and then I'm going to move over to Super Mario Galaxy 2 (even if I never finished the first one). I may enjoy my PS3 more but I still think the Wii is great.

" Twilight princess. I had zero fun, the motion controls pissed me off while being completely unnecessary and the story was complete garbage. "

Lack of quality games.

" @Mikemcn said:

" Twilight princess. I had zero fun, the motion controls pissed me off while being completely unnecessary and the story was complete garbage. "

A port of a GameCube game?  That's your reason? "

I liked the Wii when I first got it for MK and Zelda. It got boring pretty quickly though as a console in general and so I started to use it just to play older games that I bought off the Wii market or whatever it was. I've loaned it to my brother since!

" @Famov: So allergic that you have to write paragraph responses to argument you already deem flawed. I suppose you've got to keep yourself feeling better than the rest of 'em somehow. "

 
They're small paragraphs.

 But that really doesn't make much sense. If I were really compensating for an inferiority complex, I might instead enter threads about a gaming platform I don't care about and constantly insult it knowing that I will get a response from the people who like it. Tell me, why else would you post in every single Wii thread talking about a Wii game people like and where your opinion on how much it's derivative slop really isn't welcome at all?