[QUOTE="Darth-Samus"]
[QUOTE="BPoole96"]
As far as I'm concerned Wii U is consumer locked.
Ain't nobody buyin that trash
BPoole96
Lol.
"Consumer locked" I don't think you quite understand both video games or the english language.
For me, the only next-gen console to own is all three. (and a nice PC as well)
Wii U is trash. Get over it
As I previously stated, please see above.^
But thanks for making sure that I wasn't wrong in my assumption about you and your ineptitude buddy. You're a swell chap ;)
On topic:
- The Wii U is a great machine with (an admittedly rocky start, and...) nothing but potential that's finally about to be reached this year and into next as evidenced by this year's E3.
- The PS4 definitely seems to be doing the right things in the face of Microsoft's many mistakes lately, although I still question how long it will take the PS4 to get over its own rocky start. Not many games immediately to look forward to. But I don't mind. I happily bought the Wii U on launch day and as always it takes time to build up steam, so I don't mind doing the same for the PS4. (I have mine more than halfway paid for at this very moment. Proudly.)
- The Xbox One is of course it's own beast, rife with issues. But....they reversed the DRM and used games restrictions. Dramatic reactions or not, I say KUDOS! I will now buy one. And at the end of the day, onstage at E3 they did technically kill it in terms of software. So; no online check in, used games and sharing allowed, and kick ass games like Titanfall, Sunset Overdrive, and Halo...and I'll give it the same chance I will the PS4 and already have the Wii U.
So. Previous point reaffirmed: All three systems. Worth it in time. Game on, have fun with it, and quit bitching.
Peace.
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