The WiiU is strange and different. Just like the Wii was. What it needs is software to entice the masses to understand and enjoy it. More than it currently has since obviously what exists is _not_ good enough, period. The Wii had this. I did not like the Wii, motion gaming is almost completely not my thing, but it had compelling software that lots of people enjoyed. Until the WiiU has this it will continue to be lackluster.
Those who want to cite that fact that the WiiU has had a better launch window than any other before should note that this is _not_ hard to do. There are now more gamers alive now than there were when the Wii or any other console that has ever existed. When you look at the WiiU launch, in terms of inflation, it is much less impressive. And as it currently stands, it is being kicked in the pants by consoles that are many years its senior.
Suffice to say, until the day when the WiiU finally gets Nintendo mainstay software we can't truly tell what's in store for the console. Like the 3DS, it could flag for a period of time then skyrocket to mass sales or like the GameCube it could be relegated to an also ran.
A warrior keeps death on the mind from the moment of their first breath to the moment of their last.
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