What WiiU games? Zelda U? It's never been on par with Mario Kart and Smash in terms of pushing hardware and selling as much. Other than that, nothing they have is a hardware pusher.

WiiU will not have those legs, it barely manages 3m a year in its infancy/peak, let alone 3 years down the line.

And until it actually starts selling more than Gamecube, the bearer of proof is on you to logically give reasons as to why it'll sell the way you've suggest it will.

Honestly, its still up in the air, because while XB1 is doing better now, its just making up for when the Wii U was doing better during MK8's sales boost. Even if it was outselling during the beginning of year, we've more or less reached the pre July gap.

XB1 is likely to do better in the holidays because of multiplats and Xbox's performance during the holidays in the states but we have no idea how the XB1 itself performs in a real holiday, and if it doesn't beat the Wii U by a significant margin, it won't pass it till 2015.

I also don't care enough to add the numbers.

Ideally for XB1 its 40% multiplat sales (60% would go to PS4) and Halo MCC vs Nintendo's exclusives, tending XB1 cause Multiplats have a broad appeal and Halo

Realistically, for XB1 its 35% multiplats and MCC vs Nintendo's Exclusives which is pretty even imo.

Except it is, all the data is laid out in the OP.

WiiU is around 35k (15k in US, 12.5k~ in Europe, 8k in Japan, 10% WW = 3.5k) total = 34k~

XB1 sold it's average for the first 3 weeks of August (in US, which is 33k) and then doubled in the last week to 66k to get its 160k US figures. Take into account US is 60% of XB1's market, (hence why it's so hard to believe it's "below" WiiU in Europe, it very likely isn't.).

The figures speak for themselves. 15k a week in the US for WiiU, not gonna be better anywhere else in the world is it.