| Noctis23 said: Who is going to buy the console other than hardcore Nintendo fans? No sports games and no decent online community/games for so called "dudebros" Casual aren't paying $300 just play a new Wii Sports or Wii Fit The graphics are a little better than current gen, it lacks decent built in storage, (that's an extra $50-70 if you want to download anything) the online play isn't up to snuff, it lacks 3rd party support, it doesn't have DVD/Blu-ray playback, and it lacks a value system like PS Plus or Games for Gold. Why would anyone (other than Nintendo die-hards) buy this console over the four that will be available this holiday? The value just isn't there. |
Built in storage isnt important unless your bestheda and you want your games installed so they run properly. 50$ for a
Club Nintendo is a FREE reward system, their is a BULK of software that appeals to many, your online thing is a bunch of hoobala, the only thing lacking is a unified account system across Nintendo products. (which coincedentally does have an infrastructure set up in place via club nintendo but its not fully baked)
The value is there, you however are just too blind to see it. Its got 3rd party support from those who sold the most on the Wii, whether they stay or not remains to be seen
The graphics are not the selling point and "a little better than current gen" is ridiculous.
When will you people learn its all about the software? What are indies to you? They are the future of 3rd party support. If you want all the AAA games the industry has on offer you can get a PC for 700$ and spend way less than on a console.
