| Viltgance said:
How often in todays day and age do you have a game come out and launch flawlessly on launch day. A game that isn't broken, or have day 1 patches. No DLC/season pass bullshit, no network crashes. Just popping the game in and having an awesome time playing it surprisingly doesn't happen to often anymore on day 1 or any day for that matter. I feel with Nintendo and the Wii U I can go to the store on launch day and pick the game up and know it will be a pure quality product and loads of fun......kind of like Squaresoft in their prime. Every game that has come out has been getting rave reviews and are some of the most memorable gaming experiences, but the console can't seem to get rid of that "underpowered/inferior" title it got tagged with. Now finally maybe people are starting to realize that the cheaper, more affordable, "underpowered" console is the right way to go. Most gaming experiences that the Ps4/Xbox have to offer can be played on any console or the PC, but the Wii U is the only place you can play Nintendo games and alot of other exclusives. |
Those two paragraphs are very true. Wii U might be for now the best option among the three, but only time will tell. There are a lot of great games coming out, and for now Nintendo launched so many great games in the past 8 months (Wind Waker, W101, Pikmin 3, SM3DW, DKC:TF, MK8) that I can truly understand your logic. Yes, those games weren't flawed in the beginning and didn't need to be fixed. But as I said, let's wait 'til the developers can really catch up with the technology and elaborate efficient ways to save costs, energy and also to master the new generation. Let's wait for Destiny and see what it can do.
