Since we're watching different numbers, i took the time to gather information to share with you:

Call of duty: xbox one

Battlefield 4: Weekly: xbox one, total: ps4  (still above 100k difference)

Assassin's creed and Watch dogs: ps4 above weekly and total

Destiney: weekly and total: ps4

nba 2k14: weekly and total: ps4, xbox one version isn't on the chartz yet.

NFL 25: weekly : xbox one, total : ps4 (this one are pretty much even in weekly sales)

So there you go:

In Weekly numbers: xbox one have 3, ps4 have 4

In total numbers: Xbox one: 1, ps4 everything else.

In summary, no, not most of the games are catching slowly.

Assassin creed for wii u will not be the getting the dlc, as for watchdogs nothing has been shown for the console, so the hype levels aren't there. 

I am not going to make any excuses and blame ubisoft because the fact of the matter is, that currently wii u owners are not buying 3rd party games in droves. These game are going to bomb hard, it is what it is. 3rd part games are going to be few and far between on the wii u.

 I just hope i am wrong

There's also no need to worry about nothing for the Wii U being on there right now. WWHD didn't even show up on the charts until four weeks before launch, so I expect 3D World might not show up on the preorder charts for another two or three weeks. Nintendo games typically have more modest launches compared to big AAA action series (e.g., COD, Halo, GTA) anyway, and thus don't get preordered in droves like those games do. For example, here's how some big-name Wii games did in their first week in the U.S., rounded off to the nearest thousand:

Mario Kart Wii: 1,032k
New Super Mario Bros. Wii: 838k
Super Smash Bros. Brawl: 1,356k
Super Mario Galaxy: 527k
Super Mario Galaxy 2: 705k
Skyward Sword: 604k

Now here's how some of the biggest 360 & PS3 games sold in their first week in the U.S.:

Halo 3: 2,420k
Halo Reach: 3,698k
Black Ops II: 3,577k (360) + 2,039k (PS3) = 5,616k (total)
GTAIV: 1,972k (360) + 1,036k (PS3) =  3,008k (total)
GTAV: 5,269k + 3,176 (PS3) = 8445k (total)

In many cases, some 360 & PS3 games have sold upwards to a quarter or even a third of their lifetime sales in just their first week. Meanwhile, Nintendo games might sell at best 10% of their lifetime sales in their first week. The most popular 360 & PS3 games tend to burn brighter and faster, while the most popular Nintendo games tend to have stronger legs for the long haul. For example, Halo 3 and Mario Galaxy both had similar lifetime sales and came out at around the same time, but had vastly different sales figures the week of their launches. They all sell well, but pace themselves differently. I suspect Super Mario 3D World will have a modest launch as well, selling about 300-400k in the U.S. in its first week, but it could go on to sell 8-10 million lifetime.