I'd sure like to know what the attitude of core gamers who DON'T go on this website is. I'm sure they're not anywhere nearly as hostile.

every site says the ports are almost the same as their PS360 version, but if you see the graphics comparison of Batman on GT you see WiiU looks worst.

Funny thing is there are a few multiplat games that run better on PS3, Just Cause2, FF13 come to mind.

@bolded, i never got it either. kinda like how some hyped, Conduit, Madworld, Red Steel, NMH etc. Its sad that people will hype those games because they are exclusive then loose their minds when the games underperform, knowing they set themselves up for dissapointment. Its kinda funny really.

The attitude from what ive seen is indifference, which is a step up from hostile that the Wii would get eventually...its something.

Why don't we give it a while.  It's still too early.

Really I thought ZombiU is a good thing. A third-party developer trying something unique is better than nobody trying something unique. Even if it ends up being "meh".

Lazy ports can be chalked up to time constraints or issues with the hardware that developers have not quite yet ironed out. We probably won't be seeing any really excellent ports until next year (I got my eye on Colonial Marines).

Ninja Gaiden 3 is one title that got better this time around

No it isn't... Just take a look at this post: http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/post.php?id=4897413

Not sure what this means, as most of the Nintendo gamers on this site fit into the core demographic, like it or not.  Several of this site's Nintendo fans are also among its most hostile, elitist, and/or hyper-defensive.

On topic, people are making too much out of this.  Most of these ports probably weren't even handled by the original development teams, who have probably moved on to new games already.  ZombieU is likely a title that was pushed along in order to meet the Wii U launch date, which would account for how simple it is.  It never was intended to be a super impressive game or it would have been a multi-platform title.  I don't think any conclusions should be drawn until the Wii U starts getting versions that are developed side-by-side with the other consoles, and even then it should be understood that the Wii U handles things differently and it still might take awhile before developers really get a handle on it.

In the meantime, the differences are minimal, which is kind of the point of multi-platform games.  People who bought a Wii U for Nintendo developed games should be content with that.

Well, regarding the graphics in Batman GT showed that the textures take some time to load in some scenarios.