i dont know what games you are playing but its differently more than that. for one the FPS are higher.

Have faith people.

Nintendo has learnt their lessons and will be back better than ever.

Nintendo dont learn, and they dont ever go safe routes (they gamble, its like a dice role, hard to have faith in good dice roles).

They always gamble with things and its hit or miss , and even when they find success, like with the Wii, they completly toss away what they did to make it a success just to try something new . Its a very weird way to run a company honestly.

Nintendo are like the polar oppersites of Sony.

Instead of minimiseing risks, they take huge ones in hopes they pay off big. Sadly not always the case.

Look at sony, they went for the safer ram route (instead of a mix like xbox), so that they would be easy to develop for, even if it ment they could potentially have had a stronger machine. They avoided the risk, because they needed the playstation to be a success.

Microsoft is a mix bag of nuts.... sometimes safe, other times takeing big risks too.

The differnce is nintendo is fine being as it is, and Microsoft sort of have a identity crissis, they go back and forth between these big risks that could pay off big, and playing it safe, instead of sticking to their guns, like nintendo does. Its left microsoft in a weird sort of spot, where theyve had to backtrack on alot of things they had planned for the xbox before it launched and after its launch.

I'm not sure if you should be comparing Wii U games to GTA 5. there aren't much games on Wii U that have that realistic style, perhaps save Fatal Frame and Devil's Third, and possibly Xenoblade.

That and I doubt those games even have a quarter of the budget of GTA 5, nvm the heavy framedrops of GTA PS360. I think it has screen tear also but not sure really.

I suppose you can always compare LEGO City as the closest to it. But again, not near the budget, its more cartoony than GTA and GTA 5 had the added benifit of coming late into the PS360 lifespan after devs had years to come to terms with the hardware.

In any case, the Wii U isn't leagues above PS360, and with Nintendo focusing on 60fps, unique gameplay concepts(the controller in some games has to render two different scenes), or cartoony games, it'll likely be hard to find a game to compare with PS360 games.