Mazty on 09 December 2012
The Wii U can't play next-gen games and therefore will not be supported as much as MS/Sony's next-gen instalments. Companies are looking to start developing for better hardware so why spend time & money on developing for a current "next" gen console which has a small user install base? This is already evident with the likes of Dark Souls II, GTA V, Bioshock Infinite etc not being announced for the console. This time their gimmick of a pad will bite them in the ass as it's a lot of extra work to program for such a small user-base.
