Depends on how your store did the preorders. I know mine did it through layaway so like last year with the Wii Us. People who preordered are most likely going to have to line up at Site To Store/Layaway.

For everyone else they usually just line up in Electronics.

Shee need to stop making excuses. I have never seen a launch console still have tons od units left in stores during the holidays. The Wii U is a failure so farfr3ddiemercury

PS3 pyramids at Best Buy come to mind.

The Wii U is set up to be the next dreamcast honestly. I couldnt believe after going to Best Buy and Walmart and seeing Wii U units just sitting there. That NEVER happened with Wii U, 360, or Ps3 during their first months at launch. This console is is trouble if it cant sell out at launch.fr3ddiemercury

Someone forgets the PS3 pyramids at Best Buy.

No. X games are struggling to find a place in the Olympics, E-sports will even have a harder timeillmatic87

This.

If action sports are having such difficulty getting into the Olympics it would be almost impossible for E-sports.

Wikipedia: O is the fifteenth letter and a vowel in the ISO basic Latin alphabet.

PS3, but I would say Xbox 360 before MS started focusing on Kinect.

A Hardcore gamer is somone who is dedicated 24/7 to a game. When I hear someone label themselves as one, I have no choice but to laugh.

TrapJak

A hardcore gamer could just mean someone who sees gaming as their #1 hobby. While a casual gamer just simply has a interest in it. Even then it's subjective. It doesn't mean they sit there 24/7 playing a game.

[QUOTE="bbkkristian"]History repeating itself; its the DS all over again. blackace

DS had a slow start. Outside of a N64 port (sound familar?) it had no killer apps for a while.

PSN and the PS UI is just a big mess compared to XBL and 360 UI. PSN looks like designed and composed by an amateur...Sgt_Crow

:lol:

The dashboard is beyond cluttered. The blades were better yet Microsoft decided to change it with something that looks like it was designed for a 5-year old along with ads everywhere.