Nah, PS2 had a far superior library compared to the XBOX and GC. GC had its great first party line up. And XBOX was meh. People credit it with the first FPS that was actually good on a console, but I don't care for FPS, so that's that. 

Man, that is rough

I wouldnt really say the Wii U is being shunned more in the UK than it is anywhere else after looking at data. I dont think thats as clear cut as Seece makes it sound. Looking at the charts, the Wii U has sold more in the UK than it has in Germany with software being rather similar. France is above the UK on software and hardware. 1 in 5 Wii U systems bought in Europe have been bought in the UK. 1 in 5 Wii U games bought in Europe this Week were bought in the UK. More Wii Us sold in the UK this Week than in France. 

The Wii U is being shunned everywhere. I dont think its really fair to say that the UK is the odd one out.

The PS3 was up in 2010 by 11%, feeding on the boost from the Slim/Cut combo of '09 and GT5 in November. It was up by a further 18% in 2011 due to another pricecut at Gamescom. 

With the whole tablet thing I really should have worded it all better. Ive been rushing and hardly at the computer. I apologize.

I was more meaning to say that the people who are interested in playing games on a small screen in their hands already have that. Its not just your traditional tablet games like the afformentioned Angry Birds and Candy Crush but the likes of Final Fantasy and Infinity Blade. You can play the same franchises on Nintendo handhelds and Sony handhelds. They arent going to go out and pay another lump sum to play Nintendo games on a Nintendo tablet controller. Its not that important to them. They already have the experience a tablet controller would give on so many different devices available to them. Playing games off the big screen isnt appealing, because its already the norm. The Wii U Gamepad is 3/4 Years too late, the novelty has worn off.

Thats Grainger Games, a store which also has clear signing for the platforms.

Another one for Game, though this one isnt UK based the stores are largely set out the same with clear signing for the platforms.

If you go to a Supermarket, youre more likely to find something like this -

A Nintendo section, rather than split sections for platforms, because its a Supermarket wanting to save space. This is where confusion would arise for the consumer. 3DS had problems with identity and we got "This is not DS, this is Nintendo 3DS" adverts from Nintendo, Im honestly surprised that after 12 Months we aint had "This is not Wii, this is Nintendo Wii U" adverts yet if the identity crisis is still ongoing.

Best versions! Best Versions!

Best on what? They have extra levels? extra bosses? extra story? Oh i got it, better graphics.... That don't really make it best on anything, it is the same game.

In the end, if you have a PS3 or a PC, you are buying PS4 for InFamous, Drive Club, Resogun, The Order and FFXV (it is on XONE too, but let's ignore that), in the same way i am buying WiiU for SM3DW, Pikmin3, WWHD, W101, SMTxFE, X, SMB, MK8, Bayo2, DK:TF and HW. Than it goes to personal taste.

Europe = Playstation Land?

I think some people don't appreciate just how little advertising the WiiU has been getting in the UK- I don't mean just a little, I mean literally I can't remember ever seeing a WiiU TV advertisement before. WiiU is also too expensive, especially when compared to the Wii (about 3 times as expensive)

maybe we are becoming steam bros but the vita isn't charting well either maybe when the launches have died down it goes back to a level of charting unless everyone just wants an Xone/PS4 box in their living/bedroom this time round,i wonder where everything will level off at,nintendo must be able to price cut soon with falling cost prices if they wanted

Possibly due to UK gaming history being less orientated towards consoles. The first majorly successful console was PlayStation, but before that, home computer systems ruled the roost. I'd hypothesise tablets/smartphones are closer to that kind of gaming than anything else. Nintendo haven't had historical strength or success in the UK, like they have in Japan/North America in particular, which keeps different generations buying their hardware/software, so they've struggled in the UK relative to other markets. Particularly when you consider much of Wii and DS's success in the UK came from new titles like Wii Fit, Just Dance, Wii Sports, Brain Training, Professor Layton and Nintendogs. 

The market for Nintendo machines in the UK, I would suggest, is more in line with what Nintendo's expanded audience wanted, because Nintendo don't have much of a core audience here.

If everything else is the same in all versions, it does.