U will have to wait.
http://www.nintendoworldreport.com/news/36528
The release of Watch Dogs for Wii U has been delayed. The Wii U version of the game has been pushed to, simply, "a later date".
An Ubisoft spokesman had the following to say about the delay: "We made the difficult decision to further delay the release of Watch Dogs on Wii U to focus the team's resources where they could have the broadest possible benefit for both our customers and Ubisoft".
Watch Dogs was originally set to be released on Wii U between April and June 2014 along with other platforms.
I look forward to the follow up story a month after the game's release on other platforms to acknowledge its cancellation.
They should just man up and cancel it. Gamestop almost did them a favor last month. Who are they afraid of pissing off?
Ubisoft is not a smart developer. How dare they advertise a Wii U version and then go back on it! All of their past failures sold best on Wii U, so it stands to reason that supporting the Wii U is worth something. I bet this game does not sell well on other consoles. If Watchdogs is cancelled for the Wii U then Ubisoft can join EA on my gaming **** list. <$1alt="" title="" onresizestart="return false;" id="smiley__$2" style="padding: 0 3px 0 3px;" />
Ubisoft delayed a Wii U exclusive for Sony and Microsoft fans that they did not buy.& Nintendo gamers got the multiplayer portion ahead of time and for free.
The Wii U versions of Splinter Cell and Rayman sold better on Wii U.
There is business on the Wii U, but Ubisoft has to work for it.
Supposedly ACIV only sold 11,000 units worldwide on WiiU. Add to that that Splinter Cell and Rayman bombed in general, Rainbow 6: Patriots and The Division are stuck in development hell, Watch Dogs has been delayed once already and has an iffy smell about it, and that ACIV did worse than ACIII, and I think it adds up to Ubisoft circling the wagons and going on the defensive. Pulling resources from WiiU Watch Dogs falls in line with that, even though they've been as warm as possible to Nintendo so far.
While this is certainly another blow for the WiiU, I think it's also related to the weird, fragile state of the game industry right now and the Trojan horses of new consoles that promise to reinvigorate flagging sales but actually just greatly increase the amount of work a AAA game takes, and also the extra resources needed for two or three differently spec'ed versions.
I think this is more a sign of them having some serious issues with Watch_Dogs as a game in general, not specifically them shunning the Wii U users.
While this is certainly another blow for the WiiU, I think it's also related to the weird, fragile state of the game industry right now and the Trojan horses of new consoles that promise to reinvigorate flagging sales but actually just greatly increase the amount of work a AAA game takes, and also the extra resources needed for two or three differently spec'ed versions.