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To hit on the actual point brought up by the topic poster. The wii's time had come to an end. In fact, it was living on borrowed time. The time for a new system was nearly here. However, the new system released is not what the "world" wanted either. The idea of assymetrical gameplay is amazing, and COULD revolutionize gaming yet again. But i think that the lack of horsepower in the wii-u is really going to hurt nintendo in the long run. If the old phrase "go big or go home" still holds true. I think nintendo went home.... to play by themselves. As for the side topic in most of the rest of this thread... 90% of the time i buy a console later in it's lifespan, and the rule for me is simple; show me 15 games i want, and i'll buy your machine. If not, i'll wait anoter 3 years and buy it used for 100$ to buy the 10 games i want.