As one of the Wii U's biggest supporters, Ubisoft has praised the console but does hope sales will improve.
The publisher has already released a handful of games for Nintendo's new home console including the exclusive ZombiU alongside Assassin's Creed 3, Just Dance 4 and Rabbids Land.
Previously Wii U exclusive Rayman Legends became a multiplatform affair last month, but Wii U owners will still have a slight head-start on a portion of the game.
Despite missing out on a significant number of key multiplatform releases this year, the company recently added Watch Dogs to the Wii U roster, but Yves Guillemot just hopes for the user-base to grow and of course that's down to Nintendo.
Speaking to MCV this week Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot reiterated the publisher's commitment to Nintendo - "We think Wii U is a great machine. But it just has to sell more".
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