Your post is crude and your points are poorly supported. That said; That is a fantastic avatar! One of my favorite albums of all time. I will join you in a big 'Fuck You All'! just for that.

That's not what I'm saying or what I said.  My point is that platforming is probably the only major genre that it will "win", where most of the fans of that genre will pick the Wii U over the others.  Those who hold another genre as the focal point of their gaming experience will probably look elsewhere first.  Those who want diversity will probably look elsewhere first.

I also pointed out that 2014 looks like a much better year in that regard, though we still have to see how some of the bigger third-party franchises will settle.

I think the Wii U would have benefited greatly had they been able to get some of that 2014 variety into this year.  Only ZombiU, in my opinion, really got the attention of consumers who fall outside the faithful Nintendo circle.  Bayonetta 2 or X would have been great marketing tools for the Wii U while it was still trying to forge an identity.

You can call people sheep people buy game because of graphics because they like it.

For you every game with good graphics don't have great gameplay and every bad looking game had great gameplay?

People who care only about graphics are missing some of the best games of all time. Just so they can stare at them pretty pixels.

yeah but what you say is off topics the topic say why Nintendo software didn't save wii u,is because casual don't want want to buy another casual console and because third party games had better graphics in Sony and Microsoft consoles then Nintendo consoles.

huh?

not all pretty games though have bad gameplay,  and sometime a games story and graphics can be imersive and allow one to over look bad controls.

The Wii U has diversity in genres, just not in terms of games, like for example only 1 fighting game (or at least that I could think of, which is Tekken Tag Tournament). Only talking about good games here of course, there's probably more than 1 crappy fighting game on the Eshop.

So this theory of yours of "winning" because of platformers doesn't apply, the Wii U will lose because of the lack of games (or big games rather), not because of the lack of genres or diversity per se.

Edir: similar to the Vita, plenty of games (mostly indie) from diffrent genres, but simple not big enough.

Nintendo's software never could carry their home consoles alone, unless you count the Nintendo 64 and the GameCube as sucessful consoles. The Wii was the exception.

Some of Ninty's main franchises have become stale which is why the current software isn't pushing hardware sales. Mario 2D was huge but I just feel like it's been overused and I'm sure many share the same feeling. Just look at NSMB2 sales compared to NSMBWii or NSMBDS and you'll see a huge decline in sales.