Game Theory: "What Gamers want" gives us the answers

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... to some of the the most discussed topics here. I don't want to say: "That's it and only that!" but there are some good arguments.

The latest episode is the most important but I want to start with another video:

MatPat wants to make it clear that there aren't so many difference between the Virtual Boy and the Wii U. These points are more or less important and so this video is just the introduction for another thing: 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FS1p7W5dmBE

In the next theory he talked about innovation and the things we don't want which is innovation by the way: 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cxhs-GLE29Q

And then there is the most important point: What gamers want. And I think this theory is just amazing because everything seems to be right:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MyXcr6sDRtw

Just think about it: Nobody knows what he really wants and so there have to be some people who try so many different things, so the other can follow this path. That means that the reason why the PS4 is winning this generation is because of the communication of the people. With the E3 conference last year they won this generation because everyone said: "That's what we want! No DRM! No region locks! etc." Microsoft lost their fans just because there were some people saying that Microsoft's plans are bad. Just because nobody knows that the Wii U is a new console the Gamepad console failed and with every new post in this forum saying that the Wii U and the Xbox One are crap and the PS4 is great it is so. Of course not everybody has so much effect on other like big youtubers but if the majority has an opinion it will be like this. No, I don't want to say that this is the only reason but the other reasons like the price or the games have their effect on the opinions, too. And there are exceptions: the Wii has won 7th gen without the trust of some so called experts.

Maybe you'll say:"Yeah, of course. I already knew that" but I think this can influence our future way of thinking and opinions on future consoles etc when Sony, Microsoft and Nintendo announce their next hardware.