I'm a Sony fan, but I'm neither for nor against Nintendo. I like Nintendo overall, but I haven't owned one of their systems since the SNES. With that said, I'm not impressed with what they're offering. I really wanted a Nintendo system and I could easily afford to buy games for two consoles, but I just can't justify buying what Nintendo is offering.

It's hard, but somebody's gotta keep track, because if we do this based on graphical specs and features, it'd be really confusing for the masses since most people are not that tech savvy and fanboys would use those charts not knowing what they are talking about in arguments thus flooding the internet even more and the planet would explode then we'd have to terraform Mars on limited oxygen and water resulting in the final extinction of the human race.

I didn't buy a PS3 right at launch because it was 600 fucking dollars, I fucking waited for months to fish out a BC RMA one for much cheaper, then realized I didn't even have that many PS2 games then swapped to the slim when that came out. Shit was simply too expensive when it came out.

I havent bought a nintendo console during a gen since the n64 and it looks like it will continue!
Why would I pay $350 for a new console when I could play similiar games(graphically also) on my 360 and ps3?
For Mario? but I already have a SNES with the legendary Mario3!

I think I'll be waiting till ps4 and xbox 720 are released to get the next gen really started

I'm liking it, it seems to be very cool. Good chances that I will buy it someday.

That's what I've been saying all along!

Do not like Nintendo's current policy on hardware and I like Nintendo's 1st party the least of the big 3. They really have a lot more to do to get me back as a customer. Basically, exactly what Kantor wrote.

I reiterate on here that it is about 5 years late to the game.

Not hypocritical. There's a difference between saying "this lineup should be compelling to current PS360 owners" and just saying "this is a good launch lineup." You're right that the former statement is false, but the latter is true, because console launch window lineups usually suck: first six months of 360 the best game was probably Project Gotham Racing 3 (with Kameo and Perfect Dark Zero being solid enough), first six months of PS3 the best thing was probably Resistance, and in the cases of both consoles it was heavy on ports (like Black and CoD2 for 360, or Oblivion and CoD3 for PS3) On a pound-for-pound basis, Wii U has a "better" launch window lineup than pretty much any console dating back to the GameCube (which saw games like Smash Bros Melee in the first six months)

Global warming is all Nintendo's fault!!

Nintendo Fans need to stop posting their feelings in this thread.

Just sit back and watch!!