midrange said:
But wii still had twilight princess, skyward sword, mario galaxy 2, metroid prime, xenoblade, last story, pandora's tower,... It also seemed to have the same and more out of third party.The wii may not have been the core system for gamers, but it did have more games that appealed to a wider audience. Of course the wii u still has a year or two, but at this point, the library is nowhere near the wii's However, this is all off point. This thread is to compare this moment (splatoon and upcoming games) to previous moments, and not the entire wii u library as I have mentioned that I am not trying to compare consoles. |
Twilight Princess is a GameCube game that Nintendo added some half ass motion controls to.
Skyward Sword and Xenoblade and Last Story also did not come out until extremely late in the Wii's lifecycle, if we're comparing point to point in the two life cycles, IMO Wii U is better for NINTENDO games by this year end when Super Mario Maker, Star Fox Zero, and Xenoblade are factored in to where Wii was at the end of 2009.
It's Splatoon, Super Mario 3D World, Mario Kart 8, Super Smash U, Xenoblade X, Bayonetta 1/2, Super Mario Maker, NSMBU + NSLU, LEGO City, Star Fox Zero, Pikmin 3, Wonderful 101, Hyrule Warriors, Zelda: Wind Waker HD, Captain Toad, Kirby's Rainbow Curse, Yoshi's Wooly World, Devil's Third, Fatal Frame V, Mario Tennis U
versus
Zelda: Twilight Princess, Super Mario Galaxy, Super Paper Mario, Punch-Out!, Excite Truck, Metroid Prime 3, Endless Ocean, Mario Kart Wii, Super Smash Brawl, Fire Emblem, New Super Mario Bros. Wii, Battallion Wars 2, Mario Strikes Charged, Link's Crossbow Training, Animal Crossing
If we're excluding party/casual games.
IMO Wii U wins through the first three years, the big difference in Zelda, but really the Wii kinda "cheated" there by simply just repurposing a GameCube game and passing it off as a launch game.







