Mythmaker1 on 23 November 2013
I, for one, am not sold. If I was simply looking for Nintendo-quality, I would pick up a Wii. It's cheaper, it has more games, and at this point it has far more of what I would want...and I'm still not very interested in it.
If I were to buy a game system from them at this point, Nintendo needs to bring something that neither the Wii nor the Wii U currently have: EXCITEMENT.
The only games I'm remotely interested in are little more than announcements at this point, and I won't be close to excited until I see more of them.
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