| Dr.Vita said: I mean Wii U only had 2 full years (2013 and 2014) and Nintendo is already teasing there new console in 2015... |
The Wii U is almost three years old. Next year, it will be four years old. The GameCube only lasted for four years in Europe iirc, so I don't really see why that would be such a huge problem. That being said, we know nothing about the NX, we don't even know if it's a home console or not. They only said that they are going to talk more about the NX in 2016, and no that doesn't even guarantee a reveal. Even if they revealed it next year, that still doesn't mean it'll release in 2016 as well. If anything, the next home console is more likely to release in 2017. If that's the case, that's 5 years for the Wii U, an average console lifespan.
And even if they release their next home console in 2016, so be it. We've got amazing games this generation, many better than previous installments. Plus, there's many more to come. You won't hear me complain, at this point I've gotten enough enjoyment out of my Wii U as I have had out of any other console. Besides, my Wii U isn't going to dissappear either, I'll probably still be playing Wii U games in ten years time. The only thing that matters to me, is a console's library, and the Wii U has got plenty of amazing titles. By the end of this year, I'll have more Wii U games than GameCube games.
Will I buy their next home console? Probably. I've always bought Nintendo systems, and unless they do something radical (in a bad way), I'll get their next console.
