Basically what dulfite said.
Also, if Nintendo goes with #1(as much as I would like to see them succeed), I've learned I don't necessarily need a ton of ram and processing power to enjoy good games. Wii and WiiU have really hammered that point home strictly on good gameplay front and the games are gorgeous for many reasons.
We already have two consoles again that are basically the same. They will have good exclusives and lots of good 3rd party, but for me personally, my 20s were ate up with CoD, GTA, Saints Row and other FPS. I'm just bored of that type of stuff. I've burned through a lot of the exclusives last gen for those systems and only just realized what a great library the Wii had in the last year or so. It's cyclical. I essentially took about 8 years off of Nintendo and just finished up a huge run on Xbox and Playstation that's went strong since 2001 and 1995 respectively.
My only real big wish for WiiU or whatever successor they have is that notification of friend requests, friends online status and messages was overt so I can answer someone in a few moments rather than a few days when I finally notice the icon on the home screen. Gameplay wise Nintendo is doing great and if WiiU really did turn a profit, then their sustainability is safe.







