So There was this game it's driving me crazy trying to remember,, It was very odd

>> You were in a room. Almost like a classroom and you could click on things, basically everything. It was hard to know what will happen when you click on something

>> Lots of weird noises (something about a telephone, a train, a rocket, monkey?)

>> Pretty sure it was pre-installed on certain machines/ I checked Windows Entertainment Pack list of games and didn't see it. (pretty sure it was a Dell btw)
>>* Also you could change the setting of the room to Outer Space, and a Jungle

[QUOTE="killerneub"]

Nintendo wanted to get a jump on the competition by releasing early.... with no games.
Now they finally have a decent group of games, but it's not enough to sway a lot of people.
> where's a New zelda, metroid, starfox, or awesome 3rd party exclusives...
Glad to see Pikman, Mario3d, LoZWWhd, but still not that exciting considering they were the first to go next gen...

KBFloYd

gamespot is broke right now because they are beta testing the new forum...

just hit submit and wait until it errors...then click on the thread... you post will go through...

dont keep resending.

Does anyone else find ironic that while one major point of consideration of the PS4 is the power and another is the number of indie games when these games require probably less power than the 360 even has meanwhile the actual games on the PS4 launch lineup are kinda garbage minus Infamous and killzone..... or is it just me?

BIGtex42

It's not supposed to compete with PS4\X1MonsieurX

There no reason to say that it won't compete, it's a product that will play games, that brings it into the mix
It doesn't matter if it isn't incredibly powerful, because it will surely be more powerful than the wiiU
> And by that logic you're saying the wiiU isn't in the competition, the gamepad doesn't change that

They have the Steam OS in general for competition. I'm not saying they are going to win or even do well.. but they are competing