Right now, the Wii U is like the Dreamcast on 2001. It has great content right now and anybody that buys one is going to be totally satisfied. It has features that are unique and impressive. It's being totally overlooked by more powerful hardware and the promise that they will eventually fulfill. People are just more willing to shell out more money on the future than less on the present.

Wii U is the most used device in my home right now but the perception that it's outdated is tough to overcome. I highly recommend it but it is what it is.

I may consider it after a PS4 and some PC upgrades but your thread hasn't been very compelling.

I'm going to get one eventually, when I get it, depends on release dates.

The Wii U is going to have better support then the PS4:

http://gamrconnect.vgchartz.com/thread.php?id=173373

No offense, but why would you get the PS4 version of Rayman? It's not like the graphics are honestly going to be all that noticably better, and the game was made for ground up on the Wii U, with the GamePad for touch screen levels, etc. The Wii U version is confirmed the best version of the game, just saying.

Also, @ the OP:

Pretty sure you forgot Lego City, which is fantastic, as well as the Scribblenauts games, and honestly Game & Wario is pretty decent. As is Wii Sports Club. And by all indications the ports of Deus Ex: Human Revolution, that last Need for Speed and even Assassin's Creed IV are all really good.

+1.

Those are all great games, but I just bought a PS4 so I'm kinda broke. But maybe next year. :)