Meh, I'm not even interested in racing games (besides Mario Kart) anyway.

Me neither, but thats not really the issue here.

Rayman legends and origins sold best on PS3.

That wasnt what we were talking about though...

screws ps3 and xbox 360 owners more so quit your bitching, 'but they can still get it on ps4 and xbox one' yes, yes they can, all they have to do is buy a ps4 or xbox one, guess what, thats all you need to do too.

...not like the game had all the cards in its hand for that, being a Wii U exclusive at the beginning and all.

Btw. the PS4 version is tracking ahead of the Wii U version:

http://www.vgchartz.com/tools/game_comparison.php?reg=Global&ending=Weekly&game[]=Rayman+Legends+%28WiiU%29+[70792]&game[]=Rayman+Legends+%28PS4%29+[78924]&game[]=Rayman+Legends+%28XOne%29+[78923]&game[]=

Give it a holiday or a good price cut and it could very well end up ahead of the Wii U version.

A better choice would be Skylanders, but even that should change this year (and I think the Skylanders series isn't tracked very well on here anyway)

The game industry is trying to establish the Nintendo audience as second class gamers.

Just look at their collective treatment of Nintendo ad you will see that.

First of all, learn the definition of "literally" (and the correct way to spell it, for that matter). As KLXVER has pointed out above me, there are games that have sold better on Wii U. Considering that the overlap isn't very big, with the following games:

Rayman Legends
CoD: Ghosts
Assassin's Creed IV
Injustice: Gods Among Us
Just Dance 2014
LEGO Marvel Super Heroes
Skylanders: Swap Force
Trine 2
The LEGO Movie Videogame
LEGO The Hobbit
The Amazing Spider-Man 2
Child of Light

As far as I can see, that's the full list of overlap (amongst games released in North America - there may be a few Japan-only overlaps). Of these, VGChartz has Wii U ahead for Rayman Legends, Just Dance 2014, Skylanders: Swap Force, and LEGO Movie Videogame. Trine 2 and Child of Light were eShop on Wii U, so there's no VGC data for them. So four out of ten titles sold better on Wii U than on either PS4 or Xbox One. Of the remainder, LEGO Marvel Super Heroes was in the same ballpark, LEGO The Hobbit was even closer (about equal with XBO version, and PS4 version wasn't much higher), and all versions of The Amazing Spider-Man 2 did poorly.

So perhaps what you meant to say was "most games are selling better on PS4 and Xbox One because they didn't release on Wii U at all"? Or did you mean to assert that, since you weren't aware of games selling better on Wii U, therefore it hadn't happened?

And either way, I'm assuming that you missed the fact that this was a discussion about Project CARS, and not your chance to deride the Wii U for no good reason.

How not?  The point people keep complaining about is that the Wii U doesn't get enough attention.  Why would it, when it is never the best place for third parties to be?

So because a few games hasnt sold as well as they did on XB1 and PS4, nobody should bother with the WiiU?