When Activision revealed Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 for Wii U, it marked a potential turning point for Nintendo. For years now, Nintendo has been host to a number stripped-down second rate ports of Call of Duty games. As compared to its HD console counterparts, the Wii versions of Call of Duty games were always severely handicapped by the system’s underwhelming processing power and lackluster online support. With the Wii U, this is no longer the case. For the first time in years, a Nintendo console will truly have the full Call of Duty experience.
This by no means implies that the Wii U version of Black Ops 2 will be as successful as either the Xbox 360 or PS3 versions of the game, and it would be foolish to make that assumption. However, that doesn’t lessen the importance of the opportunity that Nintendo faces. When it comes to Black Ops 2 on the Wii U, it’s not about sales numbers for Nintendo; it’s about making a statement.
Interesting to see how good it will be on the Wii U, personally I am excited for the WiiU to come out, I wont be getting one at launch but maybe down the line.
Im getting Black ops 2 and fifa13 as them 2 games are graphically better than ps3 by quite alot and im also getting Super mario u and ZombiU there my games at launch.
Highness, I'm never buying another Nintendo. Sony/Microsoft is where it's at. I highly doubt all of my Ps3/Xbox friends will switch therefore; I won't switch. The Wii U is just like very Nintendo console, behind the competition.
I'm not sure COD should be a wiiu seller. Sure, if you get a Wiiu and want it, sure...buy it. But there is no point in buying a console just for COD.
Wii U is the System Nintendo always wanted to make. All the way back to the Gamecube.
* We get Nintendo Quality games
* We also get the HD games and FPS and other popular games now as well
* Now we get all the " nintendo themed " games but in much better graphics.
Imagine how good Mario Kart U or Mario U will look (3D like N64 mario )