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Experimental42 said:
sales2099 said:

Well for one......a shit ton of 3rd party games that WiiU isn't getting.

Otherwise, Forza Horizon, Sunset Overdrive, Project Spark, and Halo MCC. Nice amount of variety.

Be honest now, no hate, do you honestly believe anyone in their right mind would pick an XB1 third parties? When people say third parties are a reason XB1 will sell more than Wii U I just can't see it. WD was a perfect example of what I'm talking about. XB1 gamers will buy third party titles, but no one will buy and XB1 for third party titles. That's why WD sold so many copies but the XB1 failed to see a huge bump in sales from it.

So Forza, SO, Spark, and Halo HD, that's honestly much better than I expected. I don't think it compares to Nintendo's holiday lineup in terms of pure money, but it should do decently for sales.

Though I don't see the purpose of project spark, seems like you could do the same thing better with all the free game engines out there.

In their right mind? Like the idea is just crazy to even think about? Now that is ridiculous. Minor framerate or resolution differences aside from PS4 versions, which don't even matter to the average consumer, are a edge over a WiiU no matter how you slice it. Watch Dogs is a PS4 pretend exclusive, something Sony heavily invested in to only benefit PS4.

Well WiiU does have Smash, which is a beast itself, but I can't help but think the 3ds version will steal some thunder. I know me and some buddies are buying it for that, since we own a 3ds and are all reluctant to buy a WiiU just for the game. And as for Project Spark, they are releasing the game at retail for $40 (40 worth of in-game content), and is certainly up there with creative world building tech, especially in the console space.



Xbox: Best hardware, Game Pass best value, best BC, more 1st party genres and multiplayer titles.