Microsoft and Sony fans aren't going to buy a Wii U no matter how powerful it is. They will think about purchasing it as a second console like the Wii if there are compelling games on it. Basically, everything is on Nintendo to entice those consumers of the other fanbases to pick up a Wii U as a secondary console through their first party software. They aren't going to switch to the Wii U for multiplats.
I'm growing tired of the argument of ditching the gamepad for a more powerful system. It has been discussed to death on this forum. Software sells consoles. Nintendo games sell Nintendo consoles. Third party games are an afterthought on a Nintendo console.







