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garywood said:
Given that the Wii U was deliberately created not to be a graphical powerhouse, it almost doesn't matter whether it pushes it to the limit. Unless you're obsessed by amazing graphics, it's clearly looking good enough for any game. A better question would be whether it pushes any boundaries in terms of gameplay. That's what Nintendo need to be doing.


Yes, pretty much every single game uses the gamepad as at least an ease of access to numerous things, such as drag and drop equiping of inventory, a hud to remove clutter from the tv, a map, a touch screen for changing game options, a "camera" on items such as the tri rotor for Blacklist or soon to be camera for Fatal Frame, a headsetless communication device, ect. 

Not to mention any sort of typing in anything. Using the thumb pad (on the PS4/XBone controller) is a HUGE annoyance to me now.