I am not going to argue with most of your post because most of it is right.  However, how big do you think the spell icons have to be in order to click on it?  I can imagine you can fit at least 20-30 small icons on the Wii U Controller screen.  I played WoW up to LK (had a lvl 80 hunter (main), 80 warrior, and ton of alts.   You don't use over 10-20 different spells so your entire point of using a shitload of spells is a little mute.  Also, don't mages use more spells / actions than most characters.  As a Hunter I could easily get by with not even downloading a mod for my action keys or even bother making macros.  I only used about 10 different actions.

One more thing... They made a Starcraft 64 and that played semi decently (from what I heard).  No one can even say the N64 controller is even remotely close to the keyboard and mouse for RTS.  If you ask me RTS would be harder to make it "work" on home consoles than a MMO.  While it is right to focus a lot on end game abilities, I believe you are giving WoW too much credit for it's "complex" controls.  If anything Blizzard has made WoW "dumb" enough to easily port it to consoles.

Whilst there have been plenty of rumours to suggest a more serious commitment from Nintendo on the online side of things, this list is still pretty unbelievable.

I'd expect a much more modest amount of content ready for the launch period, assuming they don't pull a 3DS and wait a few months before launching the eShop, although you'd hope they've learned from that mistake...

i can't believe all these are supposed to be downloadable, it's way too much and also, could the next Mario Strikers be downloadable, makes no sense?

True, yet if they merely open with this list... it would be like a neophyte dancer flawlessly performing the quickstep. Or maybe just crunking, judging by some of the library offered...

It rly depends on the player, me for example I had alot of macros. Lets take polymorph, I had polymorph target, and one other icon for polymorph focus target, same thing with counter spell and deep freeze. And as a mage we do use alot of our spells atleast in pvp, I'd say I used around 10 to 15abilities frequently and some less frequently, but thats excluding potions/bandages/mana gems/mounts and for me tailoring nets but lets say you if are a engineer, you have alot of items that you wish you could use quickly. Same thing for healers, alot of healers have 2 versions of some of theyr heals they are usualy using, ''heal target'' and ''heal tank'', other macro I'm using are /focus target, or /assist target and I know I had others but I will spare you lol. So I'd say I would need around 25to30 icons.

And its not that I give to much credit to wow. wow is so simple that its becoming a crappy casual game, but endgame arenas and pve are still quite complex, and yes maybe you are right and that they could find a way to make it work, but even if they do Its imposible that it would work as well as on PC, therefore puting WiiU players at a disadvantage. And theyr is soooo many things that when you think about it would never work not because its complex but because the game is made to be played with a mouse and a keyboard. For example how would you place AoE spells like Blizzard or rain of fire or mage's water elemental's freeze on the ground w/o a mouse? With the second analogue? could work but wouldnt be as fast/responsive. Same thing with moving the camera with a analogue instead of a mouse. How would you chat with other players? By turning the touchscreen into a keyboard? could also work but if they do that would it mean that all icons would dissapear while you are chatting or would they just be minimized? And for targeting, I guess they could put a button for targets like the tab key on pc, but lets say your in a bg, its 10v10 and you see a enemy healer in the back casting a heal, how will I be able to quickly target him and use counterspell if I dont have a mouse to click on him? Also how would we be able to click on a vendor, NPC or other players to open trade? Or for heals, if you need to heal someone in your party/raid, how will you quickly target the member in you 25men raid that is in critical need of a heal? Best option is to put your raid UI in the touchscreen but we alrdy agreed that abilities and chatt should both be on the touchsreen, I dont think its possible to fit so many things in that screen but lets say they find a way to fit abilities and raid UI on that screen, that would mean that a healer would need to almost all the time have theyr eyes off the TV screen to look at the raid's hp meaning it would be extremely hard to see if theyr is something coming at him or if hes standing on fire.

None of these things are complex but they are clearly built for PC, theyr still alot more things that wouldnt work or be awkward and I'm not saying that Activision/Blizzard wouldnt be able to find a way for none of these things, I'm saying they wouldnt be able to find a way for ALL of these things while making it not awkward and w/o putting the WiiU players at a desadvangage. You can always find a answer to problem #1 and problem #2, but at some point I dont you can have any options left for problem #4,9 or 18.

I agree with everyone said that the WiiU would be great for MMOs, but they will have to be MMOs built for the WiiU or atleast being built with the consideration that it would be ported for WiiU, not nothing built 5year ago strictly for PC.

Not interested in anything on that list except phantasy star online 2, and i freaking HATE WoW.

Nobody knows if it's true, but if it turns out to be false, It wouldn't bother me in the slightest.

I take away two things from this:

1. The Wii U must have a decent amount of onboard memory to accomodate the HD re-releases, and
2. a Valve game on a Nintendo system!

1. Why is there no source for this?

2. Why do you put Okami in the title when it's really referring to Okamiden?

3. I hate you.

Okamiden would make a bit more sense, as Okami's already playable on consoles (and would, via backwards compatibility, be playable on the Wii U), so this would bring the other game to the big screen, though to make it console-grade would require a total graphics rework, whereas Okami would just likely need smaller changes and an up-res.

DotA 2 seems highly unlikely. Then again I imagine many said the same about Red Alert and Star Craft on the PS1 and N64.