I'm amazed anyone would be interested in the crap Ubisoft's peddling to Wii U owners over a sequel the best action game from the last generation (which also has the best action game of the last generation packed in for free), but okay, sure. That's on them, I won't judge.

I'm just giving a suggestion to those who, like me, don't want to deal with gimped ports of multiplat titles or no mature titles at all on the platform.

Makes me wonder what made you choose the Wii U over apparently the other systems.

I think Sunset Overdrive would do very well on the Wii U. 2-3m lifetime. A game like that would actually get none Nintendo fans to buy the console, and since the Wii U just doesn't get games like that, it would have the added bonus of being overhyped, which it isn't on the XBO.

DKC had no chance on the Wii U. It would have done two times better on the 3DS. A 3D Donkey Kong platformer would have sold way better as well.

I think the point of this thread wasn't to tell people who want Watch Dogs on their Wii U to not buy it, but rather to tell Wii U owners that otherwise wouldn't buy Watch Dogs on the Wii U but are thinking of it anyway just to try to persuade Ubisoft to keep supporting with mature games that they shouldn't buy a game for that reason. Quite frankly, I doubt a thread like this would convince anyone who wanted Watch Dogs Wii U but wasn't interested in Bayonetta to change their mind (this thread gives no such reasons to do so), but also quite frankly, I don't think there are many people who want Watch Dogs Wii U. I used to want it for Wii U, and indeed there used to be quite a lot of Wii U owners on this site who were excited for it (it's a new IP and thus is more interesting than jumping into a series in the third installment like Mass Effect or Assassin's Creed). Now, however, my interest has dwindled, as hearing the reviews for it and hearing that there's nothing unique about the Wii U version's controls that takes advantage of the gamepad has made me think twice about it. I'll probably get it for another system when I can afford one, if I'm still interested at all by then. I don't think I'm alone in this, as talk from people excited about the Wii U version has waned considerably from what it was.

I think the point of this thread wasn't to tell people who want Watch Dogs on their Wii U to not buy it, but rather to tell Wii U owners that otherwise wouldn't buy Watch Dogs on the Wii U but are thinking of it anyway just to try to persuade Ubisoft to keep supporting with mature games that they shouldn't buy a game for that reason. Quite frankly, I doubt a thread like this would convince anyone who wanted Watch Dogs Wii U but wasn't interested in Bayonetta to change their mind (this thread gives no such reasons to do so), but also quite frankly, I don't think there are many people who want Watch Dogs Wii U. I used to want it for Wii U, and indeed there used to be quite a lot of Wii U owners on this site who were excited for it (it's a new IP and thus is more interesting than jumping into a series in the third installment like Mass Effect or Assassin's Creed). Now, however, my interest has dwindled, as hearing the reviews for it and hearing that there's nothing unique about the Wii U version's controls that takes advantage of the gamepad has made me think twice about it. I'll probably get it for another system when I can afford one, if I'm still interested at all by then. I don't think I'm alone in this, as talk from people excited about the Wii U version has waned considerably from what it was.