To Gearbox's credit they have made great efforts to talk up the Wii from a technical standpoint, somewhat of a rarity for a third party developer on a Nintendo system. The last developer I can think that did this was High Voltage Software with the Conduit.
It's nice to see a developer taking steps to ensure their game is noticed on a Nintendo system rather than bitch and moan after the fact, blaming everyone but themselves for why their game failed to sell on Nintendo hardware. For this reason I hope the game does well on the Wii U, provided Gearbox deliver in the quality department.







