for all ?

I dont think so.

Yep, im happy with my wii U. I love that even though it isn't selling like the other 2, but nintendo is giving everything they've got to this.

3ds included aswell?

Finally nice to see someone who understands the value of looking on the bright side!  Honestly kinda getting sick of rampant negativity.  

It really is nice to see that this generation is off to a good start, and I especially like that we're getting a gentle transition into the new generation. I like a lot of things.  The WiiU is doing well to me (not selling well but I adore its output and the games on it), the PS4 is hitting all the right points (though it's lacking in exclusives, the last three gens proved that Sony is a slow-burn kind of company), and the Xbone really took some leaps in many ways (despite a rocky-as-sin start). 

Seriously, amazing generation.  I love it.  I really do. 

Uncharted & Gears of War made it barely in the first year, a few days later and they would have been in the second year each... Counting from the Japan-PS3-launch, Uncharted is a second year title. ;)

And if you don't count Ryse & Dead Rising as exclusives, you can't count Gears of War either. 

So which other "true next gen exclusives" the PS3 had in its first year? Resistance, MotorStorm, Heavenly Sword and R&C: Tools of Destruction... not that much better. Uncharted and Ratchet & Clank only made it in the first year because the PS3 launch was delayed due to the Blu-ray-diodes.

The first 360 year: PGR3, Dead or Alive 4, Dead Rising and Saints Row.

Kameo and Perfect Dark Zero weren't "true next gen" (planned for GameCube or the first Xbox), Condemned and Gears of War were no true exclusives (PC).

Good "true next gen exclusives" for the Wii in its first year? Excite Truck, Super Paper Mario, Mario Strikers Charged, Metroid Prime 3, Zack & Wiki, Fire Emblem and Super Mario Galaxy (the last ones barely made it in the 12th month).

Wii Sports, Wii Play, Rayman Raving Rabbids, Elebits and Wario Ware: Smooth Moves weren't "true next gen" (graphics were even below GameCube standards), Twilight princess was a cross-gen title (GameCube).

I dunno about everyone else, but this is certainly not so for me. Constant delays, slew of technical problems on releases, remakes and HD remasters up the wazoo etc.

For me; there have only been a couple of Indie titles and possibly Shadow of Mordor and Mario Kart 8 that has peaked my interest.
I don't care about Call of Duty since Modern Warfare, Destiny is certainly not my cup of tea, Watchdogs was a huge letdown and simplified the mechanics way too much, AC: Unity is a bugfest and Ubi still hasn't solved many issues dating all the way back to the first two games.
The new Dragon Age is more or less and MMO with single player mode, I never really liked Smash Bros.

Look at what's being set up to drive holiday sales this year: GTA V remake, TLoU remake, Halo remakes, Call of Lowest Common Denominator, Assassin's Creed: The Bugfest, broken racers with major issues, Mario Kart from six months back, Far Cry 3 in Tibet and with elephants, Dragon Age: May I Inquire Why This Is Like An MMO, Smash Bros (which is cool for the fans though), all in all; it's really rather pathetic in my honest opinion.

Not to rain on anyone's parade but this is really how I feel.

Homies.

Can't believe I am actually agreeing with a Toastboy thread...

I, for one, was convinced that dedicated console gaming was on a definitive decline:

• Graphics had almost peaked in the previous generation, adding big costs to developers
• The gaming worlds were big enough and detailed enough, making it hard to surprise people.
• The game genres were well defined and so were their respective audiences, not very inviting to noobs.
• Publishers relied too much on blockbusters and old franchises.
• The economies in many countries was having serious problems
• Steam and others made it easy and affordable to game on PC.
• Smartphones was closing in on consoles both visually and in content, with the added ease of portability and accessibility.
• The technology leap for the new consoles was not as big as for previous generation transitions.

In short, the market and its audience was very defined and not evolving into new territories or new markets. The smartphone generation , the women, the rich who wanted to show-off the latest tech: None of these important groups for mass market was no longer interested in dedicated consoles.

Apparently I was wrong and so far this generation seems to be very healthy. I, much like Sony , do not really understand why sales are good but it is nice that they are. 

The non-completeness of Assassin's Creed Unity is MASSIVELY exaggerated. There's also no need for microtrasactions, though the chests that require other stuff are strange (though don't require you to spend any money, just have a phone/tablet). Also aren't hugely necessary

Online issues are going to continue to be issues for everyone, but they do tend to settle down

Nintendo are doing good things, but they're far from perfect. I'd like to play Wind Waker HD, but little else that Nintendo produce, because the don't get the volume of 3rd party games

But they're also necessary because they do do something very different and clearly that's what you want. I am going to get a taste with a new3DS as Sony have seemingly given up.

Its okay. In terms of games, the first year for each console wasn't that good.

meh the only games the fulfilled were bayonetta 2, far cry 4, mario kart 8, shadow of mordor, forza horizon 2, sunset overdrive, infamous ss, and thats pretty much it
the rest of the good games are mostly remakes
(ww hd, gta v, last of us r, halo mcc, etc.)