| snyps said: you are missing a couch, you are missing touch control of music videos on tv while you browse with internet browser, you are missing the seemless switching between gaming and internet browsing, and you are missing the ability to let it go. |
This is more accurate than many people may realize.
The WiiU is best experienced from within a home environment, where you can actually utilize what it's designed to do. It doesn't really work well in stores.
Not saying it'll change your mind if you take one home. But the benefits of the WiiU are much more easily experienced at home. Countless times has my wife or daughter decided she wanted to watch something on the TV while I was playing a game, and all I had to do was swap the game to the pad and they could have the TV for whatever they wanted while I kept on trucking. I haven't played too many games that benefit from having a second screen, but I've played countless games that benefited from having an alternative screen.
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