I bought the GameCube version of Twilight Princess and that was the last console and game made by Nintendo that I've owned.

It really depends when/if you are planning to get a WiiU. If you plan to replicate what you are doing with the Wii, getting one once a new exclusive Zelda releases, I would probably get a Wii now and wait several years for a WiiU. It helps that now Wiis are pretty cheap here in the U.K.

Judging by your game collection, I would also get the following:

Xenoblade Chronicles

The Last Story (once it launches)

Fire Emblem: RD

Monster Hunter 3

Super Smash Bros Brawl

Both Super Mario Galaxy games

Resident Evil 4 (you have it on PS2, but I recommend the superior Wii version, it is also really cheap now)

Dragon Quest X (when it launches, however I wouldn't be surprised if it only sees a WiiU version here)



You can also use the Virtual Console to play NES, SNES, N64, SEGA MD, etc games that you might have missed. As you seem to be into JRPGs and SRPGs, I would recommend:

Ogre Battle MotBQ (SNES) and 64 (N64)

Final Fantasy IV/II and VI/III (SNES)

Chrono Trigger (SNES)

Super Mario RPG (SNES)

Paper Mario (N64)

Phantasy Star IV (SEGA MD)

Shining Force 2 (SEGA MD)

Secret of Mana (SNES)

Definitely wait for Wii U and get the HD version.

This.

Hmm...

Mixed replies. Well, I'm too busy with my PS360 backlog of games so I guess I'll just wait for the Wii U.

I wouldn't just wait for the Wii U next year.

*rolls eyes*

everyone knows Nintendo will remake it in HD. And besides, even if they don't plan to do so, the very fact that I rolled my eyes at the situation means it's more likely to happen.

/sorry I'm a little high right now

I third this.

Ill advice, since Nintendo rarely remakes games one generation later: the New Play Control series being the rare exception. This plus the fact that not only will there not be an HD version released, but the Wii U won't even upscale the existing version to HD

Now's as good a time as any to get a Wii. Prices are way down, and unlikely to sink lower until the Wii U itself rolls around

I fourth this.  If you havent gotten one by now, then you probably not really into it anyway and just want that one game.  Hell just wait for Wii U it might be more your cup of tea and who knows Skyward Sword might have a price drop