Agreed

Im a huge Sony fanboy, but lets face it MGSV is better looking than any current gen game out there (maybe only challanged by Watch Dogs) The level of detail in an open world, the characters, animations, faces its all top notch.

the pic above actually look better to me.

Yes they will run, you just have to tune down the assets and have dynamic resolution at a lower FPS and turn off some features while lowering some others.

For me, there is one defining proof that the Wii U is indeed next-gen. It has as much eDRAM as the XBone has eSRAM. In fact, the Wii U has slightly more embedded memory because it has a small chunk of eSRAM on top of all of this.

For perspective, the 360 has less than a third of that much eDRAM. The XBone only matches the eDRAM. The PS4 has no embedded memory at all (that we know of.)

The Wii U also has about 1.5 GB RAM available to games, which is three times more than the PS3/360.

Conclusion: The Wii U has more embedded memory than any other console in this gen or the next, so it is impossible for any of those consoles to play an optimized Wii U game without turning some settings down. Porting to the PS4/ One will be a wash at best.

To the PS3/360? Don't make me laugh. The Wii U's bigger chunk of RAM alone makes that impossible, even if the GPU is on par on paper. Textures would have to be deeply compressed, which would adversely affect performance on top of the porting loss.

How exactly does that look better than this?

OMFG! Why are you people still wasting time with ninjablade?

Better question: Why not?

the floor with spikes in bayenetta 2 looks horrible, thats why.

Two can play at that game.  The background details and resolution is much higher in bayonetta 2.  Not only that, but a much sleeker model for the characters are being used.  Also, the lighting has improved in Bayonetta 2.  As you can see, the exact same argument you use against X can be used against Bayonetta.  Look at Bayonetta 2 and it uses a much more realistic shade for the shadows.  Also you can see the light reflecting off of the clothing on the Bayonetta 2 screen shot while in the original, you don't really have that at all.  Also, something you like bringing up too are jaggies.  Look at the one in the original vs the one in Bayonetta 2.  You mostly see the one in Bayonetta 2 where the floor  with spikes are, and if you haven't noticed, that thing is an attack (it comes up when she attacks).  The original has it much worse, and lets add to this and look at the fact that most of the rest of the screenshot looks far superior.  The buildings and everything.  Even the bad parts of the screenshot you pointed out are visible in the original quite easily.