Great revelation. This is the first time anyway has said that the Gamepad is the worst part of the Wii U.

Have you got some evidence to back up what the "average" gamer actually thinks of the gamepad?

Based on the sales of Wii U, I'd say the "average" gamer hasn't had much of a chance to make a decision either way.

1. Lol. Yes. I know a few local games shops here in my country. And I have good relation with them. Sometimes we go there not just to buy but also chichat. We see average people. And somethimes we see really funny stuff. Example, A 10-11 year old kid came with his mother and elder sister. He started saying to shoponwer, "Uncle do you have watch dogs for ps3? I need it. It has exclusive gameplay." I was just laughing at his attitude and talking style. BTW in my country games are sold without strict regulation. So these kids can buy mature games quite easily.

2. And most of these people thinks Wii U is an expansion of Wii.

3. Sales number never lie. Wii U is a commercial failure. Gamers, developers hate the tabet. But nintendo is stubborn. And they are learning their lesson.

I never said a pad-less SKU was happening. I said that the gamepad isn't an integral part of the Wii U, because it isn't. I don't think we're seeing a gamepadless sku either. Not with amiibo. Though they could just put an NFC reader on the Pro controller.

This thread:

"I hate the Gamepad and my opinion is fact."

i agree it would sell better if it didnt have the gamepad but that would also be because it would be cheaper, if you dont like the gamepad play with the procontroller thats what i did the whole time i played smbu and its the only way i play MK8 zelda windwaker and DKC

OK, so point 1 is circumstantial and incredibly limited to your local populace. It's hardly representative of the "average" gamer from a global perspective (average hand size in your region may differ from people in another continent for instance), although it may give some limited insight into the local population in your country. When I said evidence, I was thinking of somthing more in line with some large survey correlating average playtime to gamepad preference or some other form of data analysis.

Point 2 is kinda irrelevant as that says more about Nintendo's marketing, and again, it's limited to your local populace.

Your final point is a bit of a leap in logic as their are multiple possible reasons why the WiiU hasn't sold well, beyond just the gamepad. The fact that it hasn't sold well also indicates that most average gamers haven't had many opportunities to actually use the gamepad and have been unable to formulate an informed opinion. You could argue its appearance puts people off purchasing a WiiU, but then that's a problem of Nintendo's marketing and design rather than a problem with the device itself.

The pad doesn't feel bulky at all, it actually feels really good when you hold it.  The problem is your inability to adapt to other controllers, maybe your hands are smaller than normal or something.

Definitely not the reason. A lot of people, myself included love the gamepad. And you have the option to opt for a different controller for most games.

You are making a lot of assumptions in this post. Just cause the controller feels comfortable to you and not to him does not mean that he lacks the ability to adapt to other controllers, it just means he doesn't like it.