As someone with 100 Wii titles under his belt i think i have something to say about it... and, honestly, you can look at the Wii potential to see the future WiiU Potential.
The only new thing is that now you can get your hands on a bunch of multiplatform titles cause nintendo finally got on board with the idea that you can't surive with Mario Party alone...
I mean, look at the Wii games Library... the top games, all the best ones, the most well received... they all use Motion Control as a side-gimmick that is not really necessary or they don't use it at all! And that's years after improving Wii games quality...
So, i'm not too sure where the WiiU can go here aside from a very similar parallel road. Like i said before... some of the best stuff on the Wii for me was Tennis and Golf, cause those were unique enough... i also really liked Dragonball Z Budokai Tenkaichi 3 cause for me it was the best implementation of motion controls in a fighting game EVER.
But everything else was pretty passable on the motion department... The thing with the WiiU is that a lot of big titles have online multiplayer focus. And that usually steps aside from using the WiiU pad, which makes it just one more console between the 360 and the PS3.
Not really worth being an early adopter this time (even though it hardly ever is anyway)
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