Disclaimer: I´m not somebody who cares that much about a games price...If I want it I buy it

Now I assume all the games I listed were in the bargain bin in Japan and the U.S.A. (in Kirbys case) by the time they released in Europe and/or the U.S.A. (in the case of all games beside kirby). I mean they were released 5 months(kirby), 2 years(original xenoblade. I assume X will release by december? so 9 months) and most likely another 9 months later (bravely second released in april, so at least another 9 months till it releases ww as defaut took 14 months for Europe and 16 for the U.S.A to release). Anyways my point is "it doesn´t matter if a game comes later" last gen I was a PS3 only gamer and Bioshock is one of my most beloved experiences on it. Yeah full fucking price, 14 months after Xbox...and I never regretted it. You know why? it´s a friggin great game in my opinion. But yeah continue walking whatever kind of path you´ve chosen. In the end it´s your loss to deny yourself such great games


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EDIT2: You will probably find plenty of grammar errors...I kindly ask you to ignore them

It was. And Wii was kind of a last resort option. Basically an overclocked Gamecube with Wiimote instead of controller. The hardware actually shows how desperate Nintendo was at that point. They put everything on the motion control card hoping it would be a hit. Not coming behind with production for a pretty long time actually shows how surprised Nintendo was.

Wii U as a whole shows they haven't really understood that success until this day nor are they able to repeat it easily.

Except Watch Dogs was already released WW and in bargain bins which throws your whole argument out the window, I can't go to any local shop now and buy XCX for dead cheap yet by the time WD arrived everyone could. that's why you comparing localization to the situation is flawed. When XCX arrives it would be a new release for the whole region and not available any other way the same can't be said for games like WD.

Live Reactions

He's been complaining about people for a few minutes now. It took over 3 minutes to say anything.

Project CARS? Yeah, this was a mess. Anger at Slightly Mad is justified, but considering how that game began development for a completely different set of platforms, that development is a mess.

Yes, the Wii U hardware is different from the competition's. And not being able to live up to technical standards is justifiable.

He spends more time attacking "you guys."

I don't buy this sort of game, but a few frames per second would likely not change my decision.

Wait, what does Super Mario 3D World not having online have to do with anything? You seriously think that a 3D platformer with four players that demands a fairly high degree of precision SHOULD have had online coop? Even if Nintendo were not behind in the online department, I doubt they'd be able to pull that off. And it's not like nobody has criticized Splatoon's lack of voice chat.

I'm not tripping over my own words. I haven't said most of this stuff!

Is this just about calling Nintendo fans hypocrites?

Sounds like it.

Wanting a quality product after I pay for it makes me entitled? Then why is being entitled a bad thing?

Are you doing the "I own every Nintendo product ever" thing?

Who are you even arguing with?

Several games that where exclusive to X360 when launched on PS3 after 1 or 2 years (meaning bargaing bin for the X360 version, much more than 9 months bargain bin of WD) and still sold great on it.

I'll also highlight that the are examples of counters to the games you're saying sold well after release, former exclusive games like No More Heroes and Muramasa sold like trash on PS3, even games like Goldeneye that fall more in line with the main stream sold far less on 360 and PS3 in fact the Wii version outsold both of them combined. Lost Planet is also another one that didn't sell as well arriving late on PS3.

Selling less, and selling absolutely nothing as the Wii U ports were deemed to have done by 3rd parties are two completely different ball parks though.

There is also very little work required bringing a game across from much weaker hardware. This is not the case porting from PS3 to Wii U and even less so porting from much more capable systems.