I never said all other games had kiddie gameplay. It just f**** me off when everyone says Nintendo is for kids because they choose not to include guns and violence. 

I'll admit I shouldn't of wrote ''mature gameplay'', you can't really define mature gameplay lol, my mistake.

PS3 and 360 both have games that qualify as "kiddy" by their standards. The fact that a nintendo console has one shouldn't be a reason not to get one. The number of these games, however, are more numerous on a nintendo console, but "kiddy" games are easily just as enjoyable as "mature" games. The Wii U is trying to get those "mature" games onto the console, but from what I see some people think "mature" also means "best graphics ever" or something because people are bashing the Wii U for not showing graphics that vastly exceed the PS3 and 360. Of course, this is slightly off topic, but I'm pretty sure that this is where it was going to go in the end anyway.

don't even really know why i didn't buy a wii but i believe the resolution was too low for me (i sit very close to my big tv because i want to have that huge screen feeling) and maybe the lack of enough third party games i was interested in and the online features which aren't comparable with 360 if i'm not wrong. i bought a 360 at release and a ps3 later when it was pretty cheap for a week on german amazon especially to have a blu-ray player and play the exclusives but without the blu-ray i would have maybe never bought the ps3 and a wii instead.  i never felt to own all three consoles this gen but i'm pretty sure i will buy all three next gen because yeah, there are always a few things you miss if you don't own all consoles (i would have loved to own the mario galaxy games, zelda, pikmin (is pikmin even on wii?) and few more.)

- State of the art hardware, software and features.
- More "mature" and story focused games.
- No "innovative" features or hardware that I'll probably just find awkward to use.
- More quality and innovation in their first party titles.
- More 3rd party support, especially from Japanese devs.

I've highlighted the important ones in bold. The most important of all is exclusives - both first and third party. Exclusives sell consoles at the end of the day, although for PS3 and 360 owners I'd say that third party exclusives would influence that crowd more.

Both WRPGs and JRPGs are going to be a much better experience on the U thanks to the touchscreen, FIFA, Madden and Tiger Woods will all benefit from the GamePad and ZombiU is going to be a system seller that will appeal to the PS3 and 360 crowd. I've seen a few people on various forums saying that they're considering to only own one console this gen, and split their gaming between the U and their PC. Certainly going to be interesting to see how well the U will sell, particularly when you consider that the U will more than likely be around £100 or more cheaper than a PS4 and 720.

Most nintendo games aren't kiddy, for example I'm willing to bet most people who buy zelda titles are fairly old people, hence why the game isn't a megaseller, but sells around the same as big exclusives from other consoles. 2d mario on the hand is the definition of a kiddy game. Very easy gameplay, No confusing mechanics. Anyone can just pick up a 2d mario game and play it. 

As for what would make me a buy another nintendo console. Option to play all games without motion control and thats it. I love many of the franchises like pikmen, zelda, 3d mario, and metroid. But I hated wii's motion controls.

Prettier skyboxes, duh.

games full of action, realistic graphics, gore, sexual remarks, tough guys as main characters ...etc.
we all know what Nintendo needs to succeed amongst the "hardcore" crowd

To be honest, I'm a bit annoyed that "hardcore" is seen as that.  I don't exactly see what's so hardcore about playing games like that.  Amnesia must be pretty hardcore, then?  At least in the whole "there's a lot of realistic graphics and gore"