I could live with NSMBWii, but DKR, it actually made the game worse for me. WHy Ninty?? Why do I have to shake the damn controls to roll?? Why not just let me hit a damn button like the good old days? It was not immersive.  Warioland was too much shaking killed the game for me. 

Look im not saying cram it wherever, but if your already making a game that uses motion, why not just make it as good as it can be, and motion+ does that. This isnt just at Ninty, but anyone who ever made a game for Wii. Why the hell make the peripherial in the first place???

nah i think he mean't these guys http://www.nintendodf.com/

The site doesn't seem to want to open properly... What was it that you wanted?

it opens fine for me

Doesn't matter since lonely core gamers are gonna play their WII U's online all by themselves.

If this is really the demographic that Nintendo wants, than you're right.

Thank you.  I think people took my OP as if I'm saying that it will be "TEH HUGEST PROBLEMZ" Nintendo has facing them next year.  Or that I'm saying it will be the downfall of the Wii U and/or Nintendo.  That is not the case at all.  I don't think it will be the ruin of the Wii U, but I do feel it will impact sales and its reception negatively, regardless of how small or large the impact.  You also bring up a good point about the price.  Even if Nintendo gets more than 1 tablet working, judging by the size of the screen I could see the controller itself retailing at $100, maybe a little more.

@ Dr.Grass

it's called speculation using what is known.  It's something we do on this site all the time.

This. Also, your sig is win.

This right here.  There are mutliple games that use like 4 different control syles from just a single wiimote to the classic controler, which between the two have a huge number of button differences.

I have noticed that most of these games tend to be Nintendo developed.  I think MH3 though has a few.  So the only complaint or worry woudl be, how come so many developers can't seem to do such a simple thing that Nintendo always does.  Seems every Nintendo game I have has like multiple control styles, while my non nintendo games only have one.

And I hate how so many of you say Nintendo defense force is out.  Is it the defense force to point of clearly wrong things.  If someone says 2 +2 = 5, am I a fanboy to say that its actually 4?  Its like the gamespot review.  I could care less about it being rated a 0, a 3, a 7.5 or a 10.  What I do care about is things like saying the IR is bad, when it doesn't use IR.  Saying the controls are bad when every other reviewer and consumer says they are amazing.  Saying the formula is bland and outdated, when others are saying it is shook up.  Ha also funny how they say its outdated, yet also say they wish it went back to the first Zelda's.  How can you complain about something being outdated when you ask for it to be like something even older?  Anyway, gamespot is what people its statistics call an outlier.  Something that contradicts so badly from 99% of the rest of the data that it is completely ignored and thrown out.  As I said, I don't care about the score, I care only about what is written in the review.  His review is thrown out in my mind.  Anything he had to say about the game is totally irrelivent.  

Let's just see how this turns out. @OP, the Wii-U's pad isn't inspired by the recent popularity of tablets. Read "Iwata Asks". The Wii didn't quite achieve the amount of gamer expansion Nintendo hoped it would. They had wanted it to be as common in a typical living room as a TV is. Since the wii is dependent on a TV (which must be shared among other TV dependent devices), they decided to make a console that won't be solely dependent on a TV.
They said you can't even check a message on your wii when you see the blue light flashing without a TV.