curl-6 on 20 May 2016
| Soundwave said: Wii vs Wii U is interesting I guess. Hardware Wii U > Wii (Wii U was a good sized upgrade even if it was still competitively outdated), Wii was a repackaged GameCube basically. Software Splatoon > anything new on the Wii Mario Kart 8 > Mario Kart Wii Bayonetta 2 = Metroid Prime 3 (the token Nintendo "hardcore" title). NSMBU > NSMB Wii Nintendo Land > Wii Sports/Fit (Sports/Fit might be more casual, but NL is the better overall game). Xenoblade X < Xenoblade Chronicles Mario 3D World < SMG 1&2 AC Amiibo Fesitval < AC City Folk Smash U > Smash Wii DKC: Tropical Freeze > DKC Returns Mario Maker > any remaining major Wii title Misc. Nintendo IP ... Captain Toad + Yoshi's Wooly World + Star Fox 0 + Devil's Third + Pikmin 3 + Wonderful 101, LEGO City vs Kirby's Epic Yarn, The Last Story, Excite Truck, Punch-Out!, Endless Ocean 1/2, Sin & Punishment That's pretty close, I'd say Wii has a small edge here, but Pikmin 3 is probably the best game of that bunch. |
Your Wii list is missing Pandora's Tower and Kirby's Return to Dreamland. (Which destroys Rainbow Curse)
Also, Wii had more noteworthy third party exclusives, like Tatsunoko vs Capcom, Little King's Story, de Blob, Sonic Colours, (Which destroys Lost World and Boom) No More Heroes 2, Red Steel 2, etc.
Also, as Einsam rightly points out, Wii had a proper Zelda, Metroid, and an ambitious 3D Mario all in its first 12 months.
Library wise, Wii > Wii U by a signficant margin.
