The female main character from Pok'emon Leaf green/Fire red , Glados from Portal, and Gex from the Gex series on the PlayStation 1.

I think the system is ok as is, But I would do five things:

1. Advertise more

2. increase the Ram to 2.5 GB and add additional ram for the OS

3. Increase the CPU to a 2.6 GHz quadcore

4. Increase Graphic card unit effecenct and power by 12%-20%

5. Offer to fund a few games for popular TV shows, Books, and other non video game entertainment sorces, while makeing them not only avalable on launch, but also makeing them excelent games, not a junk or sub-par game that relies on the gimmik of it being from a famous book, movie, or tv show.

Looks nice to me. I wouldn't buy it unless my current Wii U was to break on me, though. 

What I'd like to know is how much internal storage capacity does it have? 8GB? 32GB? more than 32GB?

Here's a list of what I'd like to see on the Wii U

Pok'emon statium 3: (Similar to Pokemon Stadium 2, but with a lot more fetures, and a full trainers acadamy storyline.)

Gex 4: (Baised off the Gex series.)

Monster Rancher 5:

Digimon world 3 revamped: (Baised off of digimon world three, but with more digimon, custimisable tamers, the option to switch between original PS1 and Wii U graphics, and a stroyline twice as long.

Nascer Rumble 2: (Baised off of Nascar Rumble for the Playstation 1)

Mount and Blade:

School tycoon U: (Biased off the School tycoon game for the PC)

Moon Tycoon U: (Baised off thr Moon tycoon game for the PC)

Things I'd want most in an update:

Statistics folder, achievements, or perhaps another ambassador program.

Truth is, I really don't care, but it would be nice.

I sure as heck don't feel cheated. Let's face it, it cost money to invent, design, test, and publish a gaming console. That cost money, which is why the console cost more at the start. Would it hurt to have an ambassador program? No, it'd be good. But to they owe us one? NO! NO! a thousand times No!

Well, I wasn't going to buy the wii U originally, but my great grandmother purchesed it for me back in May as a... real early birthday present, (My birthday is in Agust), so I'll probably buy most of the multi-plats for the Wii U, unless I can only get them on a computer and then I'd only buy them if my current gaming computer can support it decently. I probably won't buy any more consoles except replacements due to the bad economy and lack of storage.

Zelda wind waker HD

Watchdogs

Possibly Raymon legends

There are other games i'm interested in, but those are the big three I'm aiming for. 

I perfer the cool spring time around my area. Perfect for playing my game boy color, going back to simpler times.

Port Mount and blade Warband and Minecraft to Wii U.

I currently have

NES, SNES, N64, and Gamecube

Wii and Wii U

Game boy and Game boy pocket

Game boy advance, GBA SP and GBA micro

Nintendo DS and Nintendo 3DS

Sega Genisus and Sega Dreamcast

Playstation 1, 2, and 3

Playstation protable and Vita

Xbox and Xbox 360

Intelevision

Widnows XP and 7 gaming computers

Windows 98 and Ubuntu laptops

I'm personally satisfied with my wii U library, but the fact that some games are being canceled is a bit concerning to me. However, That does not mean I'm going to give up on the wii U, and I can not afford a PS4 at the moment. It would take at least three years before I'd feel comfortable investing in a new game console, with the exceptions of those I've owned in the past and want or need to replace, and even then it's going to depend an factors such as game selection, economy, system durability, system convenience, ect.

I'll most likely get it for Christmas. I'll want to pick up Wind waker HD and Watchdogs first, if possible.

I might get it for the Wii U and the PC, if it does come out on the Wii U. I know the PC version will have the option of expansion packs and modding, but I have the Sims 3 for the computer and the PlayStation three and the one for PS3 had a solid enough experience for me.

Removing backward compatibility would be a bad thing IMHO, Especially if someone does not have a lot of money to spend on video games but does have a few good triple A Wii titles. The price cut from making a BC less console would probably not lower the cost of the system like time would anyways assuming it would lover the price of the system at all.

Mega- Eevee. Mega Sandslash, and Mega Beedrill. That's what I'd like to see. 

The design looks great... But the lack of 3D effect might set some people off. Sure, it might be fine to play a game like pok'emon X/Y or Animal crossing, but other games that look better with the 3D effect... not so much.

On the upper hand, this idea will have three positive effects.

A. It will provide those who love the 3DS, own the original 3DS,and are possibly concerned about battery but don't have enough money to buy the XL to buy it easier, assuming they want more batteries life and can handle without the 3D effect. Even if it's battery life is somewhat terrible, having two systems will most likely double battery life.
B. It will provide Those new to gaming and want to try it out without spending upwards of 250 or more, or those of a more casual with a cheap method of buying new game titles.
C. It will provide those who like to collect a new system to play their games on.

I may eventually buy it for extended battery life, but that would be the only reason, most likely.

Meh...I don't know. I already have Minecraft on the Xbox 360, so I would not need it on the PS3. Now on the Wii U... given how one might be able to use the touch screen to enhance game play, I might go for it. However, I'd only do so if it was under $30.

I'm excited for Mario cart, to be perfectly honest. The last one I play was for the N64, which I no longer have. (Not sure what happened to it.) However, I'm a patent guy, so as long as the situation remains optiml for making, selling, buying, and playing video games, I could care less if it came out yesterday or december 2014. But... that's just me. I'd perfer a Summer release, so as to catch up on buying those games I don't have just yet.

I'd say it's worth it for several reasons.

A. You will save money

B. You will have richer pickings to chose from in terms of games.

C. You will have exclusive Nintendo titles

D. You will have access to vutural console games, and although they don't have very rich pickings yet, they eventually will. You could also save some money this way compared to buying the original game carts, especially concerning Earthbound.

I'm pretty sure that Infinity Ward would say that my Gaming PC is not next gen, even if I where to add a $300 graphics card to it. But that's aside the point. 

If you want my honest opinion, if games get too much more graphically powerful, then I may have to quit buying new games since I've noticed that some of the more graphically intense games strain my eyes. So even if what Infinity ward says is true, I'm not going to whine over the fact.

Wii U

Sonic all stars racing

Mario cart 8

Pikmin 2

Wii Remote set

Wii U 32GB set

Bonus $20 Wii U shop card

Total cost: $350

Or:

Nintedno 3DSXL Zelda edition

Legend of zelda orcana of time 3D

Wii U Zelda edition

Legend of zelda: Wind waker

Limited edition Zelda pro  controler

Limited edition Wii U zelda rero collection containing all zelda games from the original up to the Majora's mask, including all pregame boy advance games and CDi games.

Price: $500

I'd have Nintendo buy Capcom simply because Capcom can't do their fans justice and Nintendo could resurrect all of their canceled games. 

I do like to play some Golf games from time to time. I'm not nesscerly disapointed by the lack of a major golf game on the Wii U, but I am eargerly looking forward to one comming out.

I'm not all that hyped about it. Yeah, it looks great, and it would be a triple A title for my 3DS, I just don't get as excited about a new pok'emon game as I use to.