Haha. I surely didn't have to, it's just that I really like the core gameplay, no matter what critics may say. Fine, leave it out of that list. I think my argument is still clear.

lol no

I read the OP as "how will people hate on Nintendo after the Switch reveal". I'm sorry you mistook me for being ignorant.

People irrationally hate on Playstation, Xbox and PC - even while those are all excellent, successful platforms. Why would that be any different for Nintendo?

Listen - people can have preferences that line up differently than others. They can have a perfectly rational reasons to say "No, that's not for me".  People can change their mind too. People like that just don't go about whining about/hating other gaming companies.

However - fanboys are a fact of life in the gaming world. Simple as that. Companies can get practically everything right and gamers will whine about it. I mean you said it yourself: Gamers like to whine about things. Quite often about platforms, games, and companies they already have nothing to do with. 

Truth be told: it does not bother me what people preferences and biases are or even what they think of me or some other fanbase. But I recounted what I figured true Nintendo-hate would look like in the Switch era. The truth is: it won't be that much different than it is now.

I don't think anyone can get rid of hate tbh. Xbox has been hated since it entered the ring. Still got hated last gen when it was the most successful console as well.

The Wii was game oriented. It didn't play movies or have a myriad of multimedia functions, its primary focus was playing games.

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I don't dispute that.

I'm not sure I do.

I think you might mean that in your opinion the Wii sold on controls rather than games, but I would contend that motion controls were simply a means to an end, that end being games. 

So this is the part when we start throwing TEH GAMEZ around.

Smash Bros and Hyrule Warriors actually are the good ones on the list. HW is more like a traditional Zelda than anything from Aonuma and Smash is good, even if not quite on par with Brawl. The attack controls are pretty retarded in HW, but they still work fine.

MK8 does not have awesome gameplay, it's quite the opposite, it's the gameplay (and battle) that ruins the game. If you love Mario Kart, you likely dislike MK8. 

Donkey Kong TF not only has lame content with the "ice" theme, but the gameplay is full of scripted events. It's gameplaywise to DKC what Ducktales Remastered is to Ducktales.

So, who is SM3DW made for? Kids, not Nintendo fans. I wouldn't call it to have tight arcade gameplay, even if it has it moments.

Bayonetta is rated 18+ and Bayonetta 2 16+, so there's this problem with the age rating. The thing with Nintendo is, that it makes AAA games that are suitable for kids, as well as adults. However, I think the biggest problem with Bayonetta is the boring gameplay trailers. I tried the demo and it actually had good gameplay (you never had guessed from the videos).

Splatoon - this is a game with fresh content, but it tries to shove the gamepad up your ass. Good with the controls is that you don't need to play dual analog if you don't want to, but that's just about all you can choose. This would be a good game with good controls.

Pokken Tournament has at least this retarded 2-player where one player is forced to use TV screen and the other using the gamepad. This would be a great 4,99 game, not 49,90. Fighting games are nothing without good multiplayer. If you have the option (like I do) to plug in Mortal Kombat on SNES, you really have to think twice which one you're going to play.

Starfox 0 is one of the controller problematic games. I only played the demo (in this one too) and it lacks the arcade-type controls.

Wonderful 101 and YWW I know nothing about (don't actually know what game the YWW is).

The content in the Wii U games is rehashed - even if NSMBU dod not have problems with gameplay, it's rehashing the content from previous NSMB games. I already played NSMB, NSMBW and NSMB2, where do I need NSMBU. And Nintendo went even further with the Super Mario Maker when it comes to rehashing content.

Look, everything on Wii U is just a rehash, gimmicky and/or do not have decent controls (at least for arcade gameplay).

The Nintendo fan expects fresh content with arcade gameplay, instead of these "FIFA/COD sim" yearly upgrades.

If curl-6 knows, I don't. Wii was pretty much just as game orientated as it gets these days.