Not me. I jumped on it right away, and actually am first on the list.JustPlainLucas

I saw it browsing around the eShop and it looked interesting to say the least. I watched a few vidoes of it and I think it would be a great purchase.. if I didn't have such a backlog of games to complete. :(

I would prefer they add them to the WiiU e-shop rather than the 3DS one.spike6958

I'll pick it up, especially since I have a $7 credit on my eShop account.

I have been waniting to build a new PC for awhile now. I have just been so busy with school and work to order parts to build one. Now that I finally have time, I need a few recommendations on what to get since I've been out of the building scene for over a year. I want to build something with a quad core (or more) processor, a pretty large hard drive for games, movies, and music, and a graphics card that will play most games on high settings. I do video editing and programming for class so I need something to cater around that. And I want to do it for $900 or under? What do you guys recommend?

In terms of power? Yes, albeit it excels against the Wii in terms of shaders. But no, it's not a purple lunchbox, soooo..

REmake would definitely be nice. But RE4? No. I heard they are porting RE4 to Whirlpool toasters next month.. and coffee tables too,

It's perfect for Monster Hunter and Xenoblade. Those two games alone warrant its purchase.

I will probably be labeled a heretic after this, but I really liked the first one. Wasn't a big fan of the second one.

Lego City Stories, Dragon Quest X, and Ghost Recon Online have been confirmed for the Wii U. I would love to see how well these perform on the console.