What multiplats, don't seem to recall any.....

Unreleased version of Watch Dogs & GTA V are the definitive editions?

Totally has the definitive edition of multplatform Mario Kart 8 though.

I'm the opposite, Trophies/Achievements take away from games for me. I hope Nintendo never embraces them.

Interesting perspective. Why do you think that? Many games have achievement/trophy-like elements, including many Nintendo games I'm sure. They're just called different things in each game. I think achievements/trophies can be poorly implemented in games, which makes getting them a grind and a chore and take away from the enjoyment of the game. But in many cases they are a worthy challenge and add to the game. Unfortunately too many games have either auto-trophies, which simply get awarded as you progress through the game, so they are pretty meaningless, or they reqire hours of mindless grinding. So most developers have not figured out the optimum way of implementing trophies. But I like them as a concept.

The WiiU does have the best version of Rayman Legends ( love that game), but I can't really think of other games which are much better on the WiiU! :-/

I actually like how gamepad incorporated in Deus Ex/Batman Archam City/Darksiders2. Tekken runs smoother on WiiU comparing to X360 (no resolution lowering). NFS Undercover is a good old example. COD wins local multiplayer with TV+Upad mode. Rayman Legends is obvious. Was it any more significent multi games on WiiU?

There's a huge difference between acievement/trophy-like elements in a game and a global achievement/trophy system.

The former is fine, they can be tailored to suitable games, and omitted from those that don't benefit from, or are worse off for, having them.

The latter causes all of the problems you mentioned, shoehorning achievement euphoria into the most mundane of activities takes away any real accomplishment, enforcing the "everone's a winner" mentality that will ensure current and future generations struggle to even achieve a life of somewhat mediocrity.

But without a global achievement/trophy system, we wouldn't be able to show off our magnificent e-penises.

The only game I like better on Wii U than PC is Deus Ex: Director's Cut. I'm playing through it now and the gamepad is used really well.

I personally find them distracting, immersion-breaking, and patronizing. It's like getting a pat on the head every time I do something right.

I think alot of multiplats are far better on WiiU when they make good use of the tablet in a useful way. I prefer the XBox controller and the exclusives on XBox but I am interested in WiiU simply because it offers alot on the table. And yes, fps and resolution isn´t half as important as actual quality gameplay and content, weird isn´t it? :)