I think Japan has them packaged with Wii Party U and NSMBU among other things. They started bundling the basic model with family friendly games. Don't think you can buy the console separately anymore though.

OT: It's quite unlikely for Activision to drop full support for Nintendo as not all their games under perform. It's not looking good for COD but I don't know enough about budgets and resources to know whether or not the new installment would be worth it. It might be a nice thought to spread the Hyrule Warriors idea over to other games and genres. Keep the core of the game the same but add some Nintendo flavour to it so you can promote it as an exclusive. This does require some extra input from Nintendo, perhaps send a couple people over to Treyarch. (I feel as though this is a direction they are trying to move towards, that way they can promote the Wii U as the console to play all those great Nintendo exclusives on without alienating third parties.)

For me personally the series has become too stale. I recently got a chance to play Black Ops II and it just doesn't spark my interest as some other shooters in the past have been able to. Dropping support wouldn't be the worst thing in the world though I'd much rather see my scenario play out. 

Reasonable. I agree with this post.

They didn't have to down-port or up-port to bring Black Ops 2 and Ghosts to Wii U. And since Ghosts was made, clearly Black Ops 2 turned a profit on Wii U.

I bench press toddlers below the waistline

What the actual fuck

It's WiiU owners fault, they don't want COD. They like skylanders though, and Activision will still bring it to wiiu.
But I don't know Ninty got money, and that's what Activision digs for !

What next gen multiplat games exist so far? All I know are cross-gen games like FIFA or COD.

Sorry but why the beep should we? why should we buy games they put no effort whatsover in

There is NO excuse. Now I am seeing why they might have cut DLC. If the game doesn't meet the specific amount the expected percentage of people who buy DLC are half or less so on the Wii U there technically is no point. You guys have helped me understand the dilema entirely.

Porting it to the WiiU is effort. They may not spend as much time on it as the PS/Xbox versions, but that could change if the WiiU version does well. If people don't buy what Activision does put on the console, why would Activision bother porting anything else over?