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cmeese47 on 21 May 2013
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Areym said:
POE said:
Areym said:
POE said:
platformmaster918 said:
POE said:
I think the presentation was a little disapointing. For now i´ll stick with my Wii U that hopefully will have a bunch of new games by the end of the year.
The PS4 is not an option.

why isn't ps4 an option?  I'm getting WiiU in 2014 and PS4 this year


You should buy the Wii U this year and the PS4 next year.
And the PS4 is not an option because it´s the same FPS box but with better graphics, and for that i have a PC.

Assuming FPS = first person shooter in the context of your post:

You're kidding. Like, you are honestly kidding. You're joking with us, it has to be for somebody to say something to blatantly...wrong.


Im not.
But you can do whatever you like. You can keep playing the same games with the same control for the rest of your life.
I like to try new experiences.
And NO, better graphics and a SHARE button are not what i´d call "new".

The same games? The SAME games? PlayStation has had many new games out this gen. New worlds, new experiences, new characters, new stories. I'm sure you know the list but the PlayStation consoles have never been "FPS" boxes, or at least the PS3 was not. Nintendo has also had many new IP during the Wii but you cannot honestly talk about PlayStation having the same games with Mario and Zelda still knocking around.

Both of those franchises have critically acclaimed games and deserving of every award, but they are as ancient as gaming itself and they are still the most prevalent of the Nintendo franchises.

Now you tell me how does a tablet "revolutionize" gaming? I'm all ears, I really wanna hear this one. 


Neither the 360 nor the PS3 were shooter boxes, just because 8 million people only bought FPS shooters, specifically COD on their system does not mean the system was a shooter box. Furthermore, I saw more diversity out of Sony than out of Nintendo this last generation. Pixel Junk Monsters, Flower, Fat Princess, Infamous, Uncharted, Killzone, Resistance, Gran Turismo, Little Big Planet, Demon Souls, Valkyria Chronicles, Dead Nation, Super Star Dust HD, Tokyo Jungle, Unfinished Swan, Sound Shapes, Pixel Junk Eden, Shatter,  Sideway New York, Rochard, Guacamelee and a whole lot more. That is some major diversity right there. Xbox Live had a lot of diversity as well but the core titles were too few and far between, while Wii brought be a bunch of fun platformers, a little diversity (Zack and Wiki, Mursama, Zelda) and a ton of wagglefests.