I say get the wii u now and sit back on the xbox. Let's be real, how many consoles are worth getting at launch? Other than the dreamcast I can't remember a console that's launch lineup is so great that it makes me want the system day one. Plus there are often problems with the first batch of consoles (RROD anybody) that takes a while to get ironed out. The xbox isn't going anywhere. Get it in a year or so when the good games are starting to roll out. I've never bought a console at launch. Sometimes I wait a couple months, sometimes a couple yrs. but that's me

[QUOTE="sixringz1"]

It's the only legacy console I own (I'm not counting my backwards compatible ps3). I keep it for one game, and one game only. Mike Tyson's Punch out. It's the only game I own for the system, and to this day my favorite game of all time.

 

There's something about beating Tyson. When that game came out he was literally referred to as "the baddest man on the planet". He was a great "real life" villan, and an even better one in the video game. I don't even acknowledge that garbage replacement they put out with "mr dream" once Tyson's contract expired. There's no allure to beating "mr dream" (even if he had the same moves). It felt like you really accomplished something beating Tyson because it was damn near impossible to do so in either real life or the game.

 

To this day I've only witnessed, with my own eyes, one other person besides myself to beat Tyson. I guess that game to me is like donkey kong is to Steve weibe (sp). Lol. I play it every month or so just to make sure I "still got it"

YoshiYogurt

It's the only legacy console I own (I'm not counting my backwards compatible ps3). I keep it for one game, and one game only. Mike Tyson's Punch out. It's the only game I own for the system, and to this day my favorite game of all time.

There's something about beating Tyson. When that game came out he was literally referred to as "the baddest man on the planet". He was a great "real life" villan, and an even better one in the video game. I don't even acknowledge that garbage replacement they put out with "mr dream" once Tyson's contract expired. There's no allure to beating "mr dream" (even if he had the same moves). It felt like you really accomplished something beating Tyson because it was damn near impossible to do so in either real life or the game.

To this day I've only witnessed, with my own eyes, one other person besides myself to beat Tyson. I guess that game to me is like donkey kong is to Steve weibe (sp). Lol. I play it every month or so just to make sure I "still got it"

The black Dreamcast

 

rilpas

[QUOTE="sixringz1"]I question any list that does not have the NES at or near the top. Yet your list doesn't have it at all. Dr-Gentlemen