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sundin13 on 24 June 2014
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radha said:
sundin13 said:
radha said:

Exactly, and this is the reason why i dont buy a Wii U myself, i like Metroid and zelda a lot, but not enought to skip everything else and i cant justify buying 2 console, and less when one if for playing only nintendo games.


I'm pretty much the opposite...I like multiplats like Batman and GTA, but not enough to skip Nintendo games, and I can't justify buying two consoles just for a few Multiplat games. Thats the wonderful thing about Nintendo...they do things that not many other companies do, and they offer an experience that you can only get on their consoles. It all depends what side you enjoy more, but either way, if you have two consoles, the Wii U practically needs to be one of them. 

Yes but with the other companies's exclusives and the third party is a wide range of experiences, with nintendo is like only being able to watch disney channel, nintendo has nothing like dark souls, uncharted, Grand theft auto, etc, there are a million options. I understand that in your case you just like nintewndo too much, but the truth is that nintendo games are very thin/empty, they have no stories, no character depth, no real customization or personalizatio of the character, and are missing many more things.

Wii U is a very hard sell, regardless of the current exclusives. As a comparison: disney/pixar movies are some of the best but it would be a hard sell if you tell someone that that is all they are going to see for the next 5 or so years.


Nintendo also has Metroid, Zelda, Xenoblade, Bayonetta 2, Star Fox, Pikmin, ZombiU, Monster Hunter, Wonderful 101, Deus Ex, The Last Story, No More Heroes etc... You are strongly understating the variety of Nintendo console's offerings. The comparison with Disney is a good one, because while people think of Disney's animated films, they also own things like Marvel and make a variety of movies that people don't immediately think of when they think of Disney...

Making those sweeping generalizations about Nintendo is extremely ignorant...