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horus on 15 May 2014
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spemanig said:
horus said:
spemanig said:
horus said:
spemanig said:
horus said:
W101 and the gamepad. That's why I bought the system.


Again, if Nintendo released a new console tomorrow, and all you had was W101 and the gamepad, you'd be just peachy? You'd be ready to support the next one?

Pretty much. Though I should mention backwards compatibility as a factor for the wii u purchase as well. If the new system had a game or a unique feature that gained my interest I would certainly buy it, pending the cost. I have become a casual  gamer over the years and not too concerned with the amount of games a system has.    


Lol, I thought I was casual, but I would be pissed if I only got one game out of a $300 purchase.


Well realistically, you know it will be more than one game you would likely purchase. The are other games I want to play like Bayonetta 2, Mk8, and smash. I would say if it wasn't for W101, the gamepad and off-tv play, and the price, I wouldn't have purchased the system so soon. I would have likely waited until the price had dropped significantly. I only paid $215 for it with new mario before the price drop.


That's what this thread is about though. How many and what games would Nintendo have to have out for you to be ready and willing to accept an upgrade.

My answer still would be the same but I will add indie games. I have had fun with the games I have purchased and  if nintendo decided to push those games I mention to the next system, I would purchase that system but only for a reasonable price. But this all is dependent on the quality of w101. If I didn't like that game then I would say I would say the three games I mentioned with zelda and possibly metroid.