@HonorOfGod Trolling is whenever someone posts on a specific topic comments that purposely and directly provoce other people, without being any pertinent or constructive contribution to the topic. Prime_28 is simply stating his opinion. It seems more like you are simply offended by him because he prefers Nintendo over the other companies.
@kabloe @ChiefFreeman I absolutely agree. While I do think the Wii U will get more 3rd party support than the Wii did, it'll be hardly enough to convince people to only stick to the Wii U and none other platforms. A lot of developers will use the Unreal Engine 4 for their upcoming games, and so they'll most likely skip supporting the Wii U. It's a real shame actually, now Nintendo has to rely heavily on their first party titles and innovations, like the gamepad, again, after they also seemed confident at first about getting enough 3rd Party Titles for the Wii U. And oddly enough, right now and in the near feature, it seems like the 3DS is getting the first party titles which the Wii U needs so urgently. I really hope that at E3 Nintendo will announce mutiple first party titles that will all release still this year for Wii U, they'll need every one of them in order to stand a chance against the competition once they release their consoles.
@gregrout @ad0234 Like I said, I believe many people who buy the Wii U know what is awaiting them, and a lot buy Nintendo consoles simply because of their many exclusives. But I aboslutely agree with you that Nintendo is surely going to face problems because the Wii U doesn't hold up to the next generation of gaming in terms of technology. I don't know, there surely will still be producers that will support the Wii U as well, though admittedly, Nintendo will face heafty problems holding up to their competition and will disappoint some people who got the Wii U day one, for sure. Like I said I'm absolutely fine with this system as long as Nintendo feeds me regularly with their first party titles, but I'm also not one of those Nintendo fans who denies that Nintendo will face problems in the future. I wouldn't say it was Nintendo's intent, but rather that they do not know better. It seems to me that Nintendo is relying a bit too much on their first party titles and own innovations like the gamepad. While they are definitely sytem sellers, they also definitely won't ensure Nintendo to do just as well as the competition. And if the Wii U fails, maybe they'll finally notice that they really have to pump it up with their technology, holding up to their competition.
@ChiefFreeman Well, I myself will be fine. All I need are the first party titles of Nintendo, as I enjoy them more than any other games. Of course, I also believe the system won't do as well as the upcoming system's of Sony and Microsoft, but ending like the Dreamcast? Meh, I don't think so. Of course, you never know, though. Calling Nintendo fans "Kidtendo fans" is a little laughable though, don't you think? Only awakes provocation.
@gregrout @ad0234 Well, I never said you should get a Wii U. And I never denied that the Wii U isn't able to handle the Unreal 4 Engine or even the Frostbite 3 engine, but I do believe that the Wii U isn't made out of the crappiest and cheapest technology possible. I'm very aware of the fact that Nintendo isn't up to date when it comes to technology, no doubt about that, but saying that Nintendo is a total failure and should go bankrupt is simply exaggerated, in my eyes. Like I said, there are enough people who still like Nintendo, especially because of their first-party titles, and I do believe that Nintendo won't do that bad. Probably not as good as Sony or Microsoft, but going out of business? I don't think so.
@gregrout Well, I get why you don't trust Nintendo and don't like their newest console, but saying Nintendo is an epic failure is maybe a bit exaggerated? Their newest console isn't terrible, and I'm pretty sure they didn't bundle up the cheapest and crappiest technology for the Wii U. I understand when people dislike Nintendo, but please keep the facts right and don't make them up, letting everything seem much worse than it is. And no, I wouldn't say they deserve to go bankrupt just because they aren't quite as far as their competition. There are still enough Nintendo fans supporting Nintendo and who want them to stay, because they've still got enough speaking for them.
173 dollar for a gamepad, and 65 dollars for a normal game controller? Sorry, but that's just plain stupid. And then the two different console bundles for either 338 dollars and 405. Seriously, they need to reduce it's price or it very well might fail. Didn't Reggie once say we could expect a fair price?
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