I just use it to watch games I missed and highlights, but it's still good to hear they are improving the service.

And this is better than EA linking to a site to buy real weapons how?

@josecer Did you really try to trash someone's comment on language using "im" instead of "I'm" and not using a period at the end of your sentence?

@Killer6b9 @guitardeth3 Historically, Nintendo has usually made a profit on all of their systems at launch. I'm sure there had to be more than a few that didn't (Virtual Boy), but that's normally what they shoot for. I'm sure I could Google the other systems sold at a loss, but you get the idea.

@alenth For what was available on Day 1, it's 100x's better than what was on the 3DS. Demos are supposedly coming soon, and that's always a plus. Most games have a video, and for some reason, many look a bit better on the pad.

@edussz N64 emulators....... Call me!!!

@zowbaid One of the two reasons I stopped watching "Quoted for truth" or whatever they called it......

We already know that a PC version is imminent, so don't tease us about a Wii U version.

@bornej You mean the Wii U......

@superkadeemx It's been different, but not totally mind blowing. DL'ing Trine 2 and the new Nanostray game in a few minutes; Didn't feel like spending money on launch games when Black Friday was coming up. Nintendo Land is decent, but if you never bought a Wii Motion + controller, you can't experience everything. I may be a Nintendo fan(boy), but I'm sure they knew it would force people to buy one($$$).

I can say that the distance from console to gamepad is ok,I can fool around with the system from my bedroom in an apartment, and that's a good thing. Pad isn't totally HD, but it's like looking at a very good tablet screen. If you have the chance, pick one up, but only if you're used to buying new systems from Nintendo.