If the game sell well, and we see more 3rd party games on WiiU as a result, that's a good thing. When Nintendo starts to work WITH 3rd parties again, then maybe their next system will be designed with more then just themselves in mind.

I mean there is absolutely no reason for Japanese games like FFXV and Dark Souls 2 not to release on WiiU. WiiU could outsell PS4 in Japan, Nintendo has established themselves there, so it should get full Japanese support. It doesn't though and it's mostly Nintendo's fault.

If I don't have a PS4 by the time it releases, maybe, especially if they make good use of the gamepad. I hope it does extremely well. I wouldn't put that sort of limit on it. You say Ubisoft might think they can get away with releasing games late, but they already do. If they make a huge profit, they might think the Wii U is worth getting the games released on time. More importantly, Ubisoft has said they have a game waiting for the Wii U, but want to see the Wii U perform better. If Watch Dogs sells well on Wii U, they might decide it's time to release their other Wii U game.

Im not, the game is gonna have infinite sequels and the story will be extremely ridiculous just like in assassin´s creed.

I wouldn't worry about it selling "too much"; between the delay and the high likelihood it'll be another shoddy port, it'll be lucky to hit 200k lifetime.

I didn't particularly want Watch Dogs to sell well in general but it's far too late for that now. At this point I don't care any more. Ubi is going to milk the hell out of this like they do with Ass Creed, they're going to pay lots of money to make people think the series is good, and I'm going to go on pretending it doesn't exist.

NO! Just because they will not release the game! I am telling you!

I disagree with this entirely. I hope it sells really well because it'll raise Ubisoft's confidence about Wii U's success and then future games will more likely be released on time. I think companies usually prefer not to have a late port of a game because all the marketing effort usually goes towards the initial release date and the hype will have died down by the time the late port arrives.