| goopy20 said: Well your wrong. Since it's a new console everybody expected it to at least run games in 1080p.
Nintendo's representatives at the Chicago Wii U Experience also confirmed that Assassin's Creed 3 will be running at 1080p unlike its counterparts on the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, providing gamers with a pretty good reason to pick up the Wii U once it comes out. Anyway it's a bit stupid to keep repeating the same thing. The Wii U just isn't a next gen console in the traditional sense. We all seen the games, developers all say the same thing and I really don't know how much more prove you need. The Wii U is awesome for people who enjoy the iconic Nintendo franchises or want to buy a more family friendly console for the kids. However, if you really expect next gen graphics then you just bought the wrong console dude. Even Ubisoft, who are supporting the Wii U for 100%, state that it's not a next gen console in the traditional sense.
“Wii U is not a traditional next-gen machine in terms of raw power. The console’s unique features make it a next generation console.”
So like I said in my first post, the Wii might do well but only if they can reach a bigger audience by luring in the casuals again. As a core gaming machine it's just not going to work out for Nintendo though, and it will never reach more then 5% of the total sales of games like MW, especially when they use next gen engines that the Wii U won't run.
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I have to give you some credit for trying so hard to infect me and others in this dream world you live.
