@spammehardo @TheGamerPhenom @demonkingx5 @deadpeasant The Wii came out as well, you do realize that. And it sold more than both the 360 and PS3. It's the same as always. New consoles will be coming out for everyone else soon, and it will be equal footing as always. I see quite a few similarities between the two.

@robertcain Exactly. It's all a matter of what Nintendo does going forward. At their current point, no, they aren't going to have success. But with some big first party titles, I can see it turning around.

@b74kd3th I've seen some coming out this year that look interesting to me . . .

@eelektrik @TheGamerPhenom @demonkingx5 @deadpeasant Another great example. I bought my 3DS and was disappointed for a while. Now it's really gaining some steam and starting to sell. These type of things are very sensitive to small changes in the market.

@19James89 @deadpeasant Ultimately it's a preference. I loved the gamecube and 64. Still have both. But I loved them because of the games and memories, and entertainment I gained from them. Were they the best consoles out there? Of course not. But for me personally, I had more entertainment out of my 64 than any console out today.

@demonkingx5 @TheGamerPhenom @deadpeasant It's the same situation. Hell, that was one of the first things that popped up in my mind. The console has been out for what, a year? The best games are still ahead for it, and all it takes is a little momentum for things like this to take off.

@demonkingx5 @thorn3000 That is one niche group. I've seen plenty of people that I would consider "serious gamers," like myself, who play on consoles.

@deadpeasant Or it could pull a 180. I've seen more dramatic things happen when it comes to the gaming industry.

@The-Neon-Seal @TheGamerPhenom @19James89 @VegasAceVII @Defender1978 NP, sorry if I was a bit unclear on that point.

@thorn3000 @TheGamerPhenom Why? From what I'm seeing, all of their major franchises are in development.