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Satoru Iwata isn’t ready to hang in the towel for the Wii U just yet. In spite of the doom and gloom surrounding the system, Iwata feels that “there is plenty of opportunity left”. It’s much too early for Wii U’s fate to be decided, he feels.

Iwata told The Wall Street Journal:

“I think there is plenty of opportunity left for the Wii U. We don’t think anything has been decided in the first six months.”

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Activision won’t say if Call of Duty: Ghosts is coming to Wii U, but developer Infinity Ward apparently has no problem making its own confirmation.

During a stage show on GameSpot, executive producer Mark Rubin said that nothing has been said regarding the Wii U version because “we want to keep it mysterious.” Whatever that means.

Rubin said:

“That’s probably in the next-gen bin, but we’re not actually talking about Wii U yet. ‘Cause we want to keep it mysterious.”

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Batman: Arkham Origins senior producer Ben Mattes has confirmed that the Wii U version of the game will offer specific functionality on Wii U. Mattes wouldn’t reveal any specifics, but you can probably expect some carry-over from Arkham City, such as off-TV play and unique GamePad implementation.

“We’re not talking about specific features but we’re encouraging people to imagine. We obviously paid to attention to the Wii U platform and what sort of functionality makes sense for that platform.”

Mattes was also asked about Origins DLC on Wii U. To this, he said that Warner Bros. Montreal is “not yet talking about” DLC and how it relates to different platforms.

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