curl-6 said:
While the quality of the ports was inconsistent, (due to a combination of factors like devs not being familiar with the system, games being built primarily for the PS3 and 360, and Wii U's slower CPU) it's first 12 months saw a number of big titles; Call of Duty Black Ops II and Ghosts, Batman Arkham City and Origins, Mass Effect 3, Sonic Racing Transformed, Darksiders II, Splinter Cell Blacklist, Need for Speed Most Wanted. It had better third party support than the Switch if we compare their first year, Switch just kept getting better cos the sales justified it, while on Wii U devs shifted their resources to PS4 and Xbox One. |
While devs did shift their resources to PS4 and Xbox One they could have still released their games on Wii U. A bunch of games came out on PS3 and Xbox 360 between 2012 and 2016, so the Wii U could have gotten those games. Someone made a video showing all games that came out for PS3 and Xbox 360 after the Wii U launched and it's shocking (not really). Over 300 games released for PS3 and Xbox 360 after 2012 did not have a Wii U version.