Genius! I am going to create a new account, patiently wait for 8 years, then complain about something I find fault with in the future Mwaaa haa haa.

While the SMB Galaxy games were probably the best games, I had more fun playing:

Skyward Sword and Twilight Princess

Red Steal 2

House of the Dead Overkill

Silent Hill Shattered Memories

Graphics: whether you like or dislike the graphics is subjective. One style might appeal to some but not to others. The limited power of the Wii obviously led to some of the choices that Nintendo made in its art style, but I think it had an overall pleasing appearance. As for poor textures, I have seen worse in games like Skyrim on the 360, so I didn't find them that offensive.

Frame Rate: It has been a while since I played it, but I can't remember any major concerns.

Controls: There is a difference between the controls sucking and you sucking at using the controls. I find the controls very responsive and rarely had to re-calibrate them. (if I ever did). A couple of pointers for you: 1. it is not a pointer based game. 2. It tracks all your motions, including any wind ups you make before swinging or stabbing. Many people don't consider these when playing and become confused. For example, if you pull your bow out when pointing at the ground, your bow will be pointing at the ground. It won't matter if you point the IR sensor at the screen, because most of the time the controls are based on relative position to where you were--not where the TV is. Many people also don't seem to understand that moving the wiimonte backwards before swinging forwards is also a motion and will be tracked by the game. This leads to confusion for people as the original wind up before the swing is played out without the player even realizing that was the motion they made. If you make all your motions purposeful, the controls can be very responsive and the experience very enjoyable.

Dungeons: We would have to agree to disagree here. I found the dungeons to be among the best in the series both in terms of atmosphere and layout.

This.

I think both systems need a Metroid game and 2D would be best for the 3DS.

A large, open world Metriod for the Wii U would be great, and could really help the Wii U's library especially if it had some online multiplayer components.

I am one of those people who sees no need to purchase another Donkey Kong Country game. I just don't think we needed another one. Yes, I am sure that Tropical Freeze has evolutionary content, but I don't feel compelled to buy it.

I also did not purchase New Super Mario Bros Wii U for similar reasons. I wish Nintendo would find other franchises to evolve or create new ones that explore new territories.

Too bad you purchased a Nintendo system when you don't care for their franchises. It also does not make sense that you want Nintendo's back catalog when you don't like their IPs. What do you want on VC? There are currently 69 VC titles available--few of which are available for non Nintendo systems.

If you are mainly a FPS fan, you should stay with your 360,Complaining about Nintendo franchises after you purchase a Nintendo system is a bit like complaining that Italian restaurants don't serve the Mexican food you're looking for.

As for no software for it, there are 78 retail games out currently and an additional 128 titles available for download on the eshop. You may not like the games, but saying there are is no software is just blatantly false.

So it is much better than Ryse huh?

As if it is raining games for Xbone and PS4

Just Dance > Knack lol

1. Work with western developers to port popular game engines to Wii U, so as to minimize development costs for 3rd parties.

2. Court independent devs to eshop

3. Continue to make great 1st party games.

4. Market to China. 100s of millions of kids waiting to fall in love with Mario, Zelda, Samus, et al.