Zero999 said:
DialgaMarine said:
flagstaad said:
DialgaMarine said:
They can always just move to a next gen console, and play a much better quality version of the game. Just a suggestion.
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I find this kind suggestion a little insulting, or at least insensible and lacking of empathy. Gaming is expensive outside of US, a PS4 costs 660 U$ in my country, and the Xbox One does not even launch till september and will retail for around 750 U$, and the average salary is around 600 U$ a month.
Some people chose a Wii U not only because they like/love Nintendo games but also because of costs reasons, suggesting a person who made an effort to pay the 375 U$ entry price of the console, to "go buy another one" is tacky. Just put yourself on the shoes of others and you will see that getting the game even if it is a little late is a better option than not having the game at all.
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Ok. Let's be realistic for 5 seconds. If money is truly that much of an issue for the average working person in your country, then they might be better off finding a different entertainment medium all together. No video game console is worth even half a month's pay, especially if one has other bills to pay. I know that sounds a bit harsh, but there are ore important things for someone to worry about. If you can afford it and still live comfortably, fine and dandy, but don't live beyond your boundaries. You might as well be throwing money away at that point.
On a side note, even if it is more expensive, PS4 would be a much better investment because you would be getting much more definitive versions with a more complete experience. Watch Dogs is only the beginning. Multiplats, as time goes on, will become far superior on PS4, while WiiU will always be stuck getting a version that either matches last gen or maybe slightly better. Depends on the developer.
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it's not you who decides if it's a better investment for other people. as for the rest, it wasnt true before and won't be true in the future unless you want to count ps4 on the same boat of slightly better than ps360 versions.
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I never said it was my decision. I simply gave a suggestion to those out there who don't feel like waiting for the watered down, content-lacking, Wii-U version.
