Yet, I’ve not seen anywhere that makes the same claims as you about console generations other than a few other random comments on message boards, it is a widely held understanding of where the WiiU sits and, for that matter, where any console sits in a generation. Deny it all you want to prove your previous point…

The Wii was a new generation because it contained new features, new hardware, and received new games not playable on the previous console. The PS4 Pro and the Scorpio are both slight upgrades of the previous systems that, while outputting at 4K and offering some other slightly different features, will not get any…

You can argue all you want about this and what you believe but this isn’t an opinion, what systems are in what generation has always been defined as a time of release thing and doing just a little bit of research shows this. You can find a list of the various generations of the consoles all over the place and it is…

Except it’s NOT a part of that generation. The Xbox 360 and PS3 had the Wii in their generation, the WiiU was a part of the one after that which is the PS4 and Xbox One generation (the eighth generation of video games); the WiiU just came out a year earlier. The Xbox 360 came out the year before the PS3 and Wii, do…