By using this site, you agree to our Privacy Policy and our Terms of Use. Close

Yeah, I've accepted I'm on a similar road. I simply don't have time for deep games, and when I do I have a huge backlog of them, many I'm really itching to play so it's becoming ever more difficult to justify a purchase of a new one (although I'll probably pick up Tomb Raider for $20 eventually).

At the same time, most of free time I do have to play games (other than playing with the family) is when I'm away from the house, commuting or on lunch or waiting for whatever. Android games more than sufficiently fill this void with both quick simple games (Angry Birds, Cut the Rope, etc through to Pac-Man Championship Edition, Frogger, Duke Nuk'm, etc) to deeper games like Yesterday, City of Secrets, and Final Fantasy to fill whatever amount of time I have.

So far with WiiU/PS4 there's simply nothing really game changing. 2nd screen on old controller? So what. Better graphics with ability to share? Big whoop. There's no reason to upgrade. Not when I have enough games to last me years in a bin at home and an endless supply of new ones on my phone.

Unless MS really surprises with something I just GOT to have, I'm content to stick with Wii/360/Android for years to come.