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curl-6 on 08 October 2014
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the_dengle said:
curl-6 said:

With no third party support though, delays mean months without games. As a Wii U gamer, that present me with something of a dilemma.

I guess for some people that's a problem. I have a hard time empathizing with that issue because sometimes I go long stretches of time without buying a game (I bought nothing in-between Bravely Default and Smash Bros, for instance), and rarely feel like this is a "dilemma." I buy the games I want to play when they come out, if I find myself itching to play a game in the meantime, I replay a classic. I have dozens of those to choose from and they haven't started to bore me yet.

Also, increased third-party support would do very little for me, because I wouldn't buy most third-party games even if they were available to me. I guess I'm part of the problem, but I don't think it's a problem worth solving if the solution is spending hundreds of dollars on things I don't want.

To an extent I'm the same; I have no interest in the vast majority of third party offerings, (I honestly consider about 80% of all games not worth the time and money) and I often replay games; once I start to get tired of Hyrule Warriors  I plan on replaying Donkey Kong Copuntry Returns to get me through to Bayo 2's release. 

But still, there comes a time when I itch for a new game, and the next one I want is two months away.