Kind of expected actually, how long have they been working on the Wii U version? Probably 1 year, a year a a half at most. They could make it a lot better than the 360 and PS3 versions but that will take more time and money and Ubisoft clearly wants this game to come for the Wii U at launch.

Yes, but the WiiU also has to output to the UPad doesn't it? Surely both get extra work because of that I would think.

I might not know the exact specifics, but as I said, my post was never intended the way you might have interpreted it.

Edit - Cut down that big ol' quote tree.

The XBox 360 has an ATI chip that is about three "generations" behind what the Wii U is rumoured to have ...

Beyond that, they both should be using a higher-level shading language that can be used regardless of who built the GPU.

Damn that's bad... I really, really want to play this game on the Wii U. I can't even begin to describe how important the off-TV function of the gamepad is to me. If this version is on par with the PS3/360 versions I'm totally fine. But I'm not going to support Ubisoft if they give us a half assed port. Hell I'd be fine with a patch, just promise this game is going to be on par with the other versions. Not this "99%" crap.

Other people competing for the tv in your home?

FOr once i agree, dont know why people are freaking out. I mean this is UBI, the same company that put out that horrible Rayman port last year for 3DS, they are all about getting their games ready for launch, so to take full advantage of the hype. They didnt want to delay it cause that would be missing the point, it'll already be two weeks late on Wii U. Its not like the people who were getting it for WIi U would be getting it for PS360 anyway

It's not going to be neither 1080p or 60fps or else they would have already said so.

Yeah my girfriend In addition to that I always watch TV and play handheld games (or browse the web) at the same time. I often find myself watching TV while playing 3DS / PSP even though I just bought a great new game for my PS3 / Wii. I recently purchased Assassin's Creed 2 and Mass Effect 2 (always wanted to buy those games but somehow never got around to do so) but I hardly ever play them. I don't even know why - both games are great but I'd rather play New Super Mario Bros. 2 and watch TV at the same time. Console gaming isn't as pick up and play as it used to be. With the Wii U gamepad I hope it will be easier to play in short bursts, while watching TV, in the bedroom, etc. It gives me a chance to better integrate gaming into my daily life. 

Not sure if people around here can understand this but nowadays when I read a review that says "it will take a you good 50 hours to finish this" I feel discouraged to purchase the game. Uncharted and God of War are two of my favorite gaming series because they don't feel like you need to invest ten years of your life to properly play through them. The Wii U gamepad will make it easier for me to put more time into my games because it increases the number of situations in which I feel like playing a game. I hope in the future I'll be able to look forward to the more epic games out there again.

This is a fallacy, you dont NEED realistic games to show what your console can do. Ninty has been doing without that just fine for years. SNES clearly showed that it was much better than NES, N64?? whoa Mario 64 nuff said. GC, Luigis Mansion demontrated far superior graphics to anything released on N64 or hell even WaveRace. Wii...not so much. My point is those games I mentioned showed off the bat that those systems were playing with more power, that they couldnt even RUN on the predeccesor consoles(maybe) we're not seeing that with WIi U, I see Pikmin3, P-1000, Lego, NSMBWiiU and none of those tell me "oh crap, thats amazing my PS360 couldnt run those games at all"

but Oni, they cant, they are exclusive to Nintendo....:P