those were not the real deal because I owned all of those on my WiiU so I know I did my part and tried shit I did not even like NBA2k is not even my thing but I had it
Pre-Order is where it was at and I was eShop only
So my sales did not count for shit and WiiU versions of mostly all of these games above had no Pre-Order bonuses or even offers so yeah not real deal because they already knew where to target that is were those deals went
for some of those the WiiU box did not even show up in early ads for months we had to find COD was coming to WiiU from silly online shops in Spain and shit so come on son give us some credit we were already screwed before it begun
As I've also said before, 3rd parties can't pay bills with excuses.
Typical DLC sells to like 10-20% of the game owners, and most preorder bonuses are completely superfluous.
Preorder bonuses and Target ads are not why the PS4 and Xbox One (which actually has gotten a number of bad ports relative to its rival, much like the PS3) versions were selling 10x as much last fall. People were actually buying the consoles to play those games.
The shitty Vita spinoffs of CoD and AC outsold the Wii U versions of the real games.
It's great that you bought NBA 2k, but no one else did, which is why the Wii U doesn't have any simulation sports games any longer. As we've seen with the PS4/One and with the PS360, the first year of any console is drowned in ports with only a handful of standout titles. Somehow, those console owners managed to not cut off their noses to spite their faces because of a few dropped frames or underwhelming resolution choices, especially compared to PC for a number of titles.
Edit: As shinra-bansho said above, most consumers are wholly ignorant of minor differences in multiplatform titles.
Nintendo will always get relatively underwhelming versions of 3rd party software as long as their hardware is relatively underwhelming. If no one bought games because the guy down the street got an extra map pack, Destiny would bomb on everything that isn't PS4. But keep up the persecution complex, the "me against the world" schtick seems to be working out really well for Nintendo and its fans.