What!!? You could obtain credit in the e-shop from the Wind Waker free copy? How didn't I notice it?? (I algo got WWHD with MK8)

Usually the point someone buys games is to play them right after the purchase, if the product delivers in that front they delivered. Anything else is just misguided entitlement or just an excuse to complain just for the sake of complaining.

I disagree, if you are better off not buying the system because most of its exclusives are ported then no, the product does not deliver.

newflash: don't buy any product unless you're comfortable with what it provides at time of purchase. That's common sense. No one should buy a DVD player and then complain when there are no good movies to play on it in the future. nothing in the future is guranteed. Just saying.

And for gods sake whiners, sell your Wii U's for what you can now if you hate them so much. Its just ridiculous. Ports do not effect anything. As long as Zelda is released on the Wii U Nintendo kept their word to some degree.

their support has been a little weak for the Wii U, obviously when they realized no one was buying it, BUT that's the risk with any purchase. Nothing is a given for future releases.

I bought the Wii U for Super Mario 3D World, and I expected the Wii U to be supported like the Gamecube was, which was a reasonable expectation and the expectation of most people who bought the system. I expected Nintendo would leave the games to die on the Wii U because they would otherwise they would abandon the system, and I did not expect them to port the games so soon to Switch because that never ever happened before and is deliberately decieving your customers.

I bought Super Smash Bros, Bayonetta 2, New Super Mario Bros U, Tekken Tag Tournament 2, Nintendo Land (came with the system), Super Mario 3D World, Zombi U (which sucked) and Zelda Wind Waker. While not all the games I bought will be ported to Switch, I find the treatment Nintendo gave those who bought the Wii U despicable, considering they didn't give the same treatment to those who bought their other failed systems.

Nintendo is supposed to be a safe bet, customers do not expect to take a risk buying their products, and Nintendo didn't screw Gamecube owners like they are doing now to Wii U owners. Nintendo should have either leave those games to die on the Wii U or abandon the system. By releasing those games on Wii U, promising support, then porting them to Switch they deliberately decieved their customers, and that is unforgivable.

I bought the Wii U for Super Mario 3D World, and I expected the Wii U to be supported like the Gamecube was, which was a reasonable expectation and the expectation of most people who bought the system. I expected Nintendo would leave the games to die on the Wii U because they would otherwise they would abandon the system, and I did not expect them to port the games so soon to Switch because that never ever happened before and is deliberately decieving your customers.

I bought Super Smash Bros, Bayonetta 2, New Super Mario Bros U, Tekken Tag Tournament 2, Nintendo Land (came with the system), Super Mario 3D World, Zombi U (which sucked) and Zelda Wind Waker. While not all the games I bought will be ported to Switch, I find the treatment Nintendo gave those who bought the Wii U despicable, considering they didn't give the same treatment to those who bought their other failed systems.

Nintendo is supposed to be a safe bet, customers do not expect to take a risk buying their products, and Nintendo didn't screw Gamecube owners like they are doing now to Wii U owners. Nintendo should have either leave those games to die on the Wii U or abandon the system. By releasing those games on Wii U, promising support, then porting them to Switch they deliberately decieved their customers, and that is unforgivable.

Nintendo used to be a safe bet, not anymore and I agree that people expected at least GC level of support. Wii U is far worse.

As somebody has said before, it was a safe bet a long, long time ago. Even SNES had games cancelled that could've appeared on it perfectly (Star Fox 2). The problem with WiiU is not the exclusivity loses, is that its catalogue has been lacklustre for many (not for me, I've enjoyed it a lot), and they are angry.