| flagstaad said: If you want to answer this question just ask yourself... which of those game belong to publishers that are really supporting the console and you may get a good guess. If it is from Ubisoft, Warner or Activision there is a very high chance that will also come to Wii U. All the other ones are only playing with the development kits and maybe for the second half of 2013 will start releasing games (if at all). |
While I agree that chances are higher on games published by the publishers that are supporting the system well, I don't think you can include this instance.
This isn't an Activision game. It's a game by Terminal Reality (an independent studio), and Activision is merely publisher. There is no reason to think that Activision is in any way influencing decisions like "do we release on the Wii U".
And I'm not convinced, at this time, that Activision is "really supporting the console". They put Black Ops 2 on the system, but then, Treyarch also put all their CoD games on the Wii, too. They put 007 Legends on the system, but that'll be driven by the success of Goldeneye 007 on the Wii. The other titles are licensed titles (of which, one, the Transformers one, is the secondary version, with 360/PS3/PC getting a different Transformers game and the Wii U sharing an externally-developed version with the Wii, DS, and 3DS) and their routine "casual" games (like Rapala Fishing), except perhaps Skylanders: Giants, which is aimed at children. Given Activision's attitude towards the Wii, I remain skeptical that their support is anything more substantial than it was then. I'll be more convinced when we start seeing substantial games from Activision beyond Black Ops 2 and 007.
