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I personally feel they will. Nintendo is walking on very thin ice. Nintendo is trying to court the 3rd parties, but ultimately every 3rd party game for the next two years will have to be built for the 360 first since that's where their userbase is. Nintendo also has to try to convince those people playing PS3/360 to switch over and ports from the 360 won't do it. Nintendo needs to launch out hard with Mario and Zelda if they want people to switch over right away and a few key 3rd party exclusives (Which they won't have). The key problem is that by the time devs start utilizing the Wii U to the point that the 360 and PS3 can't keep up with, will be roughly two years. Though I'm not a decision maker for Microsoft or Sony.