@ggregd @Rinslowe_AE

Repeat after me this time, as I for reasons unknown, have given you the same by your request.

"I am entitled to my opinion, as it is educated and factual"

"My life goes on because it does"

"Our great society is founded on freedom of speech"

"Look at China, case in point"

"Bribery is real, no amount of " AND " changes that fact"

Wii U is off to a a slow start in sales? Oh my....

Just another one of those paid articles where feeding it's readers with MS flavoured blsht is conscionable.

The facts are out there for all to see, Wii U sold more than both PS3 and 360 managed in their respective launch windows and still has some time to go before that initial period has ended.

In the first 5 weeks Wii U had sold a little over 1.8m units worldwide, in the same time frame back in 2007, MS sold roughly 940,000, 360's, while a year later Sony managed to sell only 540,000 PS3's in it's first four weeks.

Considering the vast difference in the world economy between 2005, 06 and 07 compared to what happen in 08 until today, then the statement "Wii U is off to a slow start" is just blatantly ridiculous to even think of taking seriously.

Nintendo has done very, very well... Just not as well as they had originally hoped for, but lets be honest, what sales and marketing dept. doesn't get carried away when forecasting?

Shame on this article and it's writer for being so cheap and nasty.

And lastly shame on a guy who openly smack talks his boss, and for what?

@kohle36

Milk the Cow and then sell the milk...

@kohle36

I agree 100%, but in defence of the current trend for gamepad "inventory/map/status screen" support, I think this is still a worthy inclusion to the experience and perfecting that only helps to make it another one of the Nintendo driven industry standards in future...

But for sure, fresh IP's are where the Wii U needs to go, Ports should be made downstream to current Gen, not the way it's being done now...

@emptycow

Making a vid and posting it to youtube doesn't make it any less blsht.

It's great to see Wii U getting the third party support. But another port? It's really hard to get genuinely excited for this sht TBH.

Nintendo absolutely needs to pull finger and meet more dev's/ publishers halfway in terms marketing, distribution etc...

And create more, much needed incentives other than just, look at our new console and it's possibilities...

Fresh new IP's, built for the ground up, then after they receive critical acclaim, port them to current Gen, not the other way round...