Actually i dont think your opinion is crazy at all. At the current price point the X1 is gonna fall off the charts like a truck.

This all depends on what price cuts will do on each side. The Wii U line-up is quite good for this year. The X1 seems to be getting alot of hype i dont understand with that Titanfall game. We shall see...

What i know is that since i tried the Wii U in a shop a couple of weeks ago i have been itching to get one.

The Xbox One is currently $500. For a lot of people in Xbox's target market -- that's a whole paycheck, rent, student loan payment, a down payment on a badly needed new car... Since there's still an abundance of relevant, good games to play on the 360, the conversion rate may not be as high as some might expect -- unless the next COD were to skip the 360 entirely (Halo5 probably will though). Also, I don't expect the MS board + new CEO to sign off on a price cut too soon.

Then there's the "blue ocean" of Nintendo's target market that still doesn't know the WiiU exists -- but will come to know it in the coming months because of Ninty's impressive slate of games. It's not out of the question for WiiU to sell even below $200 if the hardware costs could be cut. Yes WiiU to this point hasn't done well, but most of Ninty's potential market don't give a hoot about console wars.

The demographics, economics, and other trends clearly point to a WiiU advantage.

Hard to tell. XB One is $500, Japan doesn't give a s*** about Xbox brand, Xbox is kinda losing Europe (thx to Playstation). WiiU is lacking in hot third-party games, Smash is on 3DS as well, i dont know if MK8 will actually significantly improve sales, Zelda won't release this year.