With a mixed response from third parties when it comes to Wii U, Activision have continued to pledge support.
Speaking to CVG this week, Eric Hirshberg, chief executive of Activision, confirmed that the publisher will continue to "add to the appeal of the platform" where they can, and wants "all of the great games in this industry to succeed because more people will be playing games".
Hirshberg acknowledged that Nintendo are "obviously having a rough go with the Wii U launch thus far" but isn't counting the House of Mario out just yet.
Call of Duty Ghosts is the next project from Activision, which is also launching on Wii U on November 5th.