| aryu said: 3DS Found it for under £130 when it was first released (RRP was £200 I believe) and thought it was a bargain. Went on to buy a few more limited edition 3DSs and now have a bunch of them lying around. I only really enjoyed it after the 3DS XL came out and when I got the chance to play Kingdom Hearts, OoT 3D and Mario 3D Land. It was overall a worthwhile purchase.
Vita Loved the look of it when first announced. As a Sony fanboy and someone who loves handhelds, I decided to purchase it on release with an 8gb memory card and Rayman Origins for around £230. It became my favourite handheld and was used almost every single day. It also helped me deal with the pressure of University by allowing me to play console quality titles on the go. Unfortunately it broke after a year and so I decided to purchase another one and I can say, without a doubt, that it is the most used console/handheld in my household and most definitely my favourite handheld.
PS4 Bought the solus on day of release for full price mainly due to hype and remote play. Played with it for a while but decided to flog it for a profit . After a week I ordered the player bundle (camera+ 2 controllers + killzone) which is when I really got a chance to play with it. Mainly use it for remote play, netflix and AC4 and feel really impressed with it. Great purchase.
Wii U Bought this twice. I first bought it due to the innovative off-tv play with the gamepad. Unfortunately, not a lot of games utilised that feature and I was pretty much sick of the NSMB reskin. Decided to sell it off and bought it again when the Windwaker HD bundle was out. Now that I've finished Zelda WW, I regret my purchase as there is nothing else that I want to play. It's possibly the only next-gen purchase that I regret but if Nintendo can make a comeback next year and release a number if quality, I might be convinced to change my mind. |
Have you tried Pikmin 3? It was the first Pikmin I really got into and it was amazing.
