| rutea7 said:
yes i'll always say it and i'll stick to it cause so far i'm unimpressed and i like to be careful where i spend my money. most of the games i buy and i'm interested in for the ps3 are 3rd party exclusives. i dont care for the 1st party titles that much i only have a few. so if i see another system getting the games i want i'll obviously be insterested in that system. nintendo tends to make a lot of promises but so far i'll wait and see. i think it will need a bigger hdd or an external storage solution if it gets a good digital market. so far i like the hardware but i need to see good support from the companies i care about of course. i didnt buy my ps3 until 2009 cause i was waiting for the games and i'll stick to that philosophy for any console. |
Makes sense. So the companies you care about, to answer my question a bit, what are they and what games would make you interested in the U?
Also, as for promises, it should be pretty clear that Nintendo has been filling its share of promises. They said they would cater to the core, the WiiU launch is anything but lackluster, the console comes in 2 SKUs, just like the HD twins, with a full Internet framework and online store, and even boasts a pro controller "just in case", because core gamers are finicky. So I think promises are on Nintendo's side atm, then again it's your money and I fully understand that.
