Capcom doesn't have this kind of creativity in the last decade to make something this unique. W101 is one of the best games the lat decade. So no. Capcom makes very good games but nothing this creative.

So nothing lost at least. When bad games have bad ports at least we can just laugh without losing anything.

I really hope PlatinumGames patches the Switch version of the game so that we could run the game at 720p in docked mode. I care more about performance than 1080p.

I'm pretty sure that's from system wide emulation and they just individually play/test each title for adjustments. Not the same as porting an individual games code.

There's no doubt that this is a lazy port though

Meh, I really don't think this will have significant impact on its sales. The frame rate is inconsistent, nothing about it being unplayable. Fact is it still had enough interest to muster 2m in funds

no wonder I had no idea it was 'remastered'

sounds like they just took the $2,000,000 and decided to keep as much of it as possible

is there anything left for the WiiU btw, Pikmin 3 (for now) and Xenoblade Chronicles X?

Besides Pikmin 3 and XCX the Wii U still has Super Mario 3D World (for now), Star Fox Zero, The Wind Waker HD (for now), Twilight Princess HD (for now), NintendoLand (obviously), Splatoon 1 (obviously), Paper Mario: Color Splash, Kirby and the Rainbow Curse, Sonic Boom (thankfully), Project Zero: Maiden of the Black Water, Mario Party 10 and Devil's Third. There are some eShop only games too like Pushmo World, Affordable Space Adventures, Star Fox Guard and Nano Assault Neo. It also has the only version of ZombiU that doesn't actually suck.

Finally, some of these games, while might be ported to the Switch in the future, will not be as good as they were on the Wii U. The Wii U was a failure, but it's undeniable that its second screen allowed for some gameplay improvements that are being and will be lost with every port to any other platform. There are entire games that will not be able to be ported at all like Affordable Space Adventures or NintendoLand.

So, as for the question: Is there anything left for the Wii U? Yes, there will always be. Because for better and worse, the Wii U was a unique platform that presented some games in unique ways.

I wouldn't expect it

That is the joke, that the emulation with smart delivery that updates res and fps across the board have a better effect than an individual port one.

Given the gulf in specs between Xbox/Xbox 360 and Xbox One I think its actually reasonable. The Switch probably couldn't emulate the Wii U even if it wanted to.

It's obvious they were either lazy with it or they rushed it when it wasn't ready. The fact it runs worse on PS4 and Switch than Wii U shows this. It's a bad port.