I don't stay up on the latest developments in this field day to day, but my understanding is that most of the extrasolar systems that we can observe are a little on the wonky side to begin with, otherwise we wouldn't be able to detect that there are planets in them at all. Super-Jupiters orbiting close enough to make their stars wobble, binary star systems, all kinds of stuff. I'm not sure I'd hazard a guess at any kind of definite conclusion at the makeup of the universe and our overall specialness in it, with tools of observation as crude and limited as we've still got; there's a long way to go just to survey what is out there.