4. Expand The Market
If you compare the current library Nintendo has to offer against Sony or Microsoft you'll soon notice that theirs isn't as diverse as the ones from their competitors. Sure they have the basic, action, adventure, some RPG's, etc. but in the end their library doesn't compare to the ones the other companies have. Sure games like Splinter Cell Blacklist and Silent Hill: Shattered Memorie2 do help but in the end they don't have enough games for them to be considered a hardcore console by the gaming community in general. As much as I hate this staple that has been given to Nintendo Consoles you must admit, they are (for the most part) Kid friendly consoles. I mean, that's the entire idea behind the Nintendo 2DS, to create a console for the little kids that won't harm them because of the 3D and that it won't be too expensive for their parents to buy for them. With the things the Wii U offers in terms of gameplay they have more than enough capabilities to make something incredible in different genres. Take the fifth installment in the Metal Gear Solid saga. The game will come out for both this generation of consoles as well as the Xbox One and the PS3, but not on the Wii U. Which is pretty funny when you take into consideration that while the Wii U isn't as powerful as the Xbox One or the PS4 it isn't far behind, so there are no excuses for this game not to be released on the console. And given the multiple ways you can play with the console it should be a no brainier to see a game as complex as this released for the console. They should approach to more companies like Konami or Capcom and invest in them to get more games developed for their console. If games like Mass Effect and Injustice: Gods Among Us has proven anything is that you can have a multiplatform game like those on the console and being a huge success. So why not?