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Mr Puggsly said:

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Mr Puggsly said:

But even in that scenario the Wii U is likely gonna collect a lot of dust.

The average fan of PC games probably has little interest in what Nintendo does. The PC audience is more interested in what MS and Sony does.

MS does nothing interresting, they have fps and tps, both allmost unplayable and not so great if compared to other fps/tps

 

and sony has ND, the rest of sonys studios is making "games" with little to no/bad game play and worse writting than transformers...

BUT, the ps4 is interresting for exclusive 3rd party games.

 

wiiu is a social console, you sit down, drink beer and play MK or smash. 

Sorry, but this is nonsense.

Halo and Gears are amongst the best FPS and TPS (great for split screen as well). Forza is one of the best racing series on the market and Killer Instinct has become one of the best fighting games ever created. These are great games I can't get on Wii U and these games aren't on PC.

I enjoy Sony's 1st party output, but they haven't been experiences I generally consider noteworthy. The only Sony games I will probably replay is the Uncharted and God of War series. The Last of Us had a good story but I didn't care for the gameplay.

Wii U is indeed a social console, but not all gamers want to play social games. In my opinion, Nintendo games are shallow and they haven't done anything significant that makes them feel fresh since the N64 days. Playing Nintendo games alone is often boring because the games are boring. Hanging with your friends is what's fun, not Nintendo games. Also, the average Wii U user probably isn't old enough to drink a beer.

The last Nintendo game I found myself genuinely enjoying was Kid Icarus on 3DS. Yet that's a game that didn't sell particularly well. Hence, my taste in games just differs from what the average Nintendo fan wants.

halo is just a joke, bad gunplay, slow gameplay, realy bad mp posibilitys, no modsupport. thats not a good FPS...

 

an you think the average wiiu owner is under 16? realy?