I'm expecting Call of Duty simply because Call of Duty is released on every single home console. Is the Wii U market smaller? Likely, but Activision aren't going to lose out on any cash and have it skip the Wii U, since it was even downgraded and ported to the Wii.

A James Bond game could be interesting, although given that Activision probably lost the license, it's anyone's guess who the developer and publisher would be.

Something that can sell me the system and make me think my investment is worth it. Im still on the ropes over any next gen system.

Red Steel 3?????

Yep. You are right.

Yes, I would say MW4 is a safe bet for the fall. However Modern Warfare is made by IW who has never actually made a CoD for Nintendo before. Treyarch always handled the Wii ports. It will be interesting to see if IW will actually make the Wii U version, especially seeing as how they're a bunch of xbox 360 fanboys. Although, considering they get bigger checks from microsoft, I guess I can see why.

Honestly, I would like it if Eurocom continued making 007 games, but please, please have a different publisher. Activision just tries to get Eurocom to make their 007 games more like CoD, most likely because CoD sells, and rushes them. They give IW two years to make a CoD game. Why does Eurocom have to make their 007 game so fast? I feel like Goldeneye 007 on Wii could've been a much better game if it had more development time. I've never heard Eurocom say that they were rushed, but after just playing Goldeneye, I can't come up with any other solution as to why it only feels like 3/4 of a game.

Eurocom went bankrupt last time I checked.

Yeah, I forgot about that.

Let's get Crytek UK to make a new 007 game, huh? That could help fund their TimeSplitters series, too... maybe. I can dream, right?

Metroid Prime 4 maybe. BioShock Inifinte being announced on the Wii U? Pwetty pwetty pwease.

While I would totally dig Kid Icarus on Wii U, the stylus is imperative to higher difficulties.

Think of the flicking mechanic. How could you replicate that with a Wii Remote? The only way to do that would be to add some ridiculous speed to turning (making it clunky) or changing the gameplay style to a much slower-paced title. Dual-analog would be great for the slow platforming sections (like in Chapter 7)

In all honesty Wii itself was already perfect for shooters. Most other will say Wii U because they're still attatched to classic gamepad dual analog controls. Just saying.

Not quite sure I understand what you're saying about flicking. Explain, or if you could show a video?

OK, so i took a look at a few of the instructions from the game until i found what I think you're talking about, #4 land battles? As far as I an tell, the flicking would equal the speed at which you slide/move the stylus; The same would have to apply using the Wii remote for aiming. Think about it this way; If the stylus pen has some sort of receiver in it that makes it interact with the 3DS, then the Wii remote has a similar type of sensor for the sensor bar as if you're doing so on TV. I've honestly never tried this in any fps on Wii before, and I'm not 100% certain but I think Link's CrossBow Training might demonstrate this.

But the Stylus flicking is so much quicker and more accurate than the Wiimote pointer. The gameplay would be forced to be slowed down.

How so? You'd flick your Wiiremote the same way you would te stylus, kinda. Sorry gbut I have to disagree about that accuracy part because of the type of gameplay involved, a manually oprated reticle in a 3rd person/platformer is made for shooter types.

The only way the Wii remote pointer would be less accurate is if you were dealing with input lag like on every HDTV in exsistence.lol On an SDTV Tube CRT it's 1:1 accurate without a hitch. I can only tolerate 1 frame/16ms of lag on an HDTV which are a rarity to find, and you won't find this kind of button response on any 2012 display and the same will most likely apply to 2013 models. Anyways! I think Kid Icarus needs to take a different path in terms of gameplay & controls. Uprising looks like such a radically different game compared to the orginal NES title.Or maybe i should just shut up aleady and play my copy of Uprising for once.