Good games already came out. They're missing some of the magic I want, but they're good non the less.

I think cynicism, negativity and doom have been a constant theme since the start of this generation, and it has been passed down like a bad meme. But like I said, the games are good yet they're missing some the magic. Get off your high horse, play the games you like (small or big budget), and don't pretend you have an impeccable taste. The Internet doesn't need to get its boxers in a twist any longer though, because this year and the next look really promising.

Ugh, I don't get why some people say this.

People are allowed to complain when they want. If you go out to a restaurant and they give you food that tastes worse than dog food and you complain to them, they're not going to say to you "Not satisfied? Make the food yourself."

This.

Are you seriously saying that people only have a right to complain about the content on their game consoles if they are actively making games? That's ridiculous.

He's a journalist and a consumer. It's not his responsibility to make the content for the game systems he spent a collective $1,0000+ on. He spent his hard earned money on consoles he was promised great, next gen games for, and if he feels that console makers and developers haven't delivered on their promises, he has every right to complaint.

By the way, not only was the video decently written and cut, it's also completely right. If you look at the first year of the Xbox 360's or PS3's life spans, and compare them to the games we got since the Xbox One and PS4 came out to now, the content has been PATHETIC. Between these two systems there hasn't been a single next-gen exclusive killer app. The games are certainly coming, but unless we have a blockbuster E3 this year it'll still be at a trickle.

There are some great games on the Wii U. The thing is that nobody knows this since no one owns one.

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I don't agree with the title. the WiiU has had great games

I don't believe that's what he said, and after re-reading it, that's not what he said at all.  He said if you have ideas on next-gen gameplay, why are you complaining when you could be banking royally, and actually doing something for the industry, other than complaining.  I'd be willing to bet about 99% of the people who bitch about 'next-gen gameplay', literally only have that phrase, as their concept for what they want to see.  It's a pipe dream, a buzz word used by people who can't frame their complaint in a more constructive manner.

I love my Wii U, actually its my fave console ever now, because it has amazing backwards compatibility.

I've enjoyed my Wii U.