Smear-Gel on 24 July 2014
Also, everyone seems to be convinced the Wii U will have a five year life and I just dont agree at all. The Wii U was already stated to have a very long life ahead of it by Nintendo, and there would be no point to say that if they then went on to do what they always do. Also, Iwata said he wont stop supporting the Wii U untill he beleives most Wii U owners are satisfied. More indication that there is a chance they are in it for the long haul.
The Wii U having a longer life than the Gamecube throws off the GC>WiiU argument a bit, which is why I guess people stick with it.
