@JasPlun The 32G version comes with a game as well, the fact that the WiiU is expandable i.e. you can use an external hard-drive for more storage is a massive pro, the premium isn't really about the extra storage... As for what it offers, it's different. The fact that it's power allows the Wii U to have the same level of 3rd party support, along with Nintendo's first party titles is a savouring prospect for me - who needs two consoles anymore? Along with the new innovative ways to play I think bearing all that in mind it makes for quite an exciting system.

I agree on the price though, I rarely buy any piece of equipment at launch, it's wise to see how it handles reliability wise, and from a price perspective, I'll get one after the first price drop and a stronger library personally. Not to say it has a weak launch line-up, but it's only going to get so much better.

@franci17 @Pieter_1986 @rarson Because some people have no lives and swear their lives upon a machine brand, I personally will be getting rid of my 360, buying a Wii U and kitting out a custom-build PC, who needs a 360 when you've got nintendo exclusives + full 3rd party support and a kick ass pc?

Seriously, what web-developers thought up this auto-playlist of videos, you scroll down to look at some comments then bam, you're redirected to another video, has to be the most agitating thing, sort it out gamespot!? Rant over, this game looks sick.

They're selling the digital version for the exact same price as the physical version, what sense does that make?? As usual I won't be buying this new as I won't support EA with a penny of my cash.