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Fixed for accuracy. That was the system everyone complained has no games, after all. XDYou sound like those *******s still convinced that the PS3 has no games
Most of the games required the use of the Wii remote, which is incredibly unwieldy for me. That and while there were some wonderful games like Metroid Prime 3 and Super Mario Galaxy, they were few and far between. I don't regret buying a Wii simply because I was able to experience games like Super Metroid and Chrono Trigger for the first time, which quickly became some of my favorites.This mindset says you probably called the Wii "Lame" before you even experienced its amazing library of original and fresh games...it was a console full of quality games, fortunately unblemished by the likes of EA.
Because that's probably what's going to happen, and I'm wondering how much I'll hate myself for that. Anyone else in this situation?
Yeah, because the WiiU totally has just Smash Bros.
You sound like those *******s still convinced that the Wii has no games
As long as smash 4 has a good/great cast, I probably will get a Wii U just for it.
I'd say having at least 2 of these 3 characters will warrant buying it for me.
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If he's just a brawl port, then no.Fixed, bro.
"Generation behind in current technology"? You do realize that Wii U is a stronger system than PS3 and Xbox 360, right? The system isn't as powerful as PS4 and Xbox One, I'll give you that, but it isn't "a generation behind". No 3rd party? *cough Darksiders 2, Dirt, Aliens Colonial Marines, Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Online, Metro Last Light, Batman: Arkham City, Tekken, Ninja Gaiden 3: Razor’s Edge, CoD, Rayman Legends, Assassin's Creed 3 *cough. Besides, a lot of people enjoy the fact that the Wii U flourishes mainly in 1st party, it makes sure it doesn't turn out to be a downgraded version of a PC. I personally liked the Wii's lineup (Galaxy series, two Zeldas, Brawl, Mario Kart, NSMBW, etc.), and they aren't dealing with Wii because of the transition to a new console. Microsoft and Sony have hardly released their consoles yet, in short time, they'll stop releasing games of previous-gen consoles too, a smart decision. It's just a matter of whether you like Nintendo or not (to be frank, it'd be odd if you didn't seeing as though you are buying a game wherein which Nintendo characters fight, but whatever). Otherwise, the console has many good things in store. Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying you should love the console, it's your decision and opinion after all, but it's in no way "last-gen" and it does indeed support 3rd-party titles. If you're going to hate, do it in an accurate manner.*******s? I think you mean realist. Because staying generation behind current technology sure worked out for them last generation.
Wii U in a nut shell. A gimmick oriented console that is using previous technology and makes up for a lack of 3rd party support by getting the sloppy seconds of previous generation games. The entire system will be supplemented only by titles that Nintendo makes themselves.
Sure you have things like Zelda, Mario and Mario Kart, but honestly all of these things are a given so it's nothing to really look forward to for me. Nintendo is just stuck playing it safe. I mean it took an entire year just so that you could say they have a somewhat feasible line up. And to whoever mentioned the PS3, yeah it didn't have any games, but system droughts are common. Rather, look at the end results of the Wii in comparison to the PS3 in titles. There is no way on gods green earth that the Wii's lineup can even stand up to the PS3's, not only that games are still being made for the PS3 and XBOX 360, while the Wii has been discontinued. If you really think the Wii U is going to come out successful this generation with it's too-little-too-late system functionality and limiting 3rd party support you are sorely mistaken.
That being said, yes, i'm buying a Wii U just for smash. If some other interesting things emerge then I may buy them, then again I really don't spend that much money on games in the first place.