I would argue that the number of Wii U games in development would be on the low side of things if you consider multi-platform games as "Wii U" games ...

No. Not really...

It obviously doesn't mean all those games will be for launch and new systems always get alot of ports.

Although a good bit of the 150 -200 are probably Wii-ware/e-shop type games.

well if you don't like the fact wii u is comparable to ps3 360 then youll hate the fact that ps4 720 isnt going to be that much greater in terms of raw power sure it will have faster clock speeds /processers . but in the end graphics can only go so far , unless we start rolling cameras and games become movies =which have fun with that ill watch a movie if thats the case to much realism will kill gaming

Sounds good so far!
Never played a TS game before and i`m curious about Overstrike. I think Insomniac are a great developer!

Dead Space will probs just be 1 & 2 together or DS3 which will also release for PS3 &360

same with Timesplitters 4, it will probs be multi plat

I´m not surprised if it´s true, I expect the major 360/PS3 games that are releasing late this year and 2013 to be on the Wii U as well, maybe even including RE6 and GTA V.

i like the support i am hearing for the wii-u , i cant wait to play the system and buy it on launch day as well.

I actually agree with the 2nd part of your post.  I think some gamers are setting their expectations way too high for the next gen in terms of graphical power and what the consoles will actually be capable of.  Developers can only do so much with only a certain amount of time and money to work with, and jamming a system full of the latest cutting edge tech doesn't automatically make the games mind-blowing in any way.  It's like with all the people complaining that they want the next-gen to get here already... what, games like BF3, Uncharted 3, the Witcher 2, etc and upcoming games like Bioshock 3, Metro Last Light and GTAV aren't good-enough looking for you?

The only thing I'm worried about is if Nintendo gets a little too cheap with the hardware again, and the Wii U ends up with a software library that is 95% indistinguishable from previous-gen games like the original Wii was.