ZombiU was nowhere near profitable and Ubisoft has no plans for a sequel, according to a article on Wii U's third-party prospects. Ubisoft chairman and CEO Yves Guillemot said the original zombie survival game didn't move nearly enou🧸gh num🅺bers to consider further development.

Evidently the prototype which was in the works earlier🔯 this year could not overcome its predecessor's shadow.

Guillemot said ZombiU's poor performance on Wii U convinced Ubisoft to develop former console exclusive 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Rayman Legends for PS3 and Xbox 360. The multinationꦛal publisher was one of Wii U's strongest supporters, with a half-dozen titles available in its launch window.

"We must find a way to ensure the creativity of those games could have a big enough audience," Guillemot said. "We hope it wi🐟ll take off. At the moment, we've said 'let's do through Christmas and see where we are from there.'"

澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Electronic Arts COO Peter Moore said h🎀is company has no games in development for Wii U at the moment. The console's focus just doesn't seem to match with EA's.

"The lack of online engagement that w🌟e see on Wii U [is troubling]," Moore said. "It's so integral to what we do. They're so small it's hardly worth running the servers. It seems like a box that's out o🎶f sync with the future of EA--which is one that gives a real social feel to our games. The Wii U feels like an offline experience right now."