I just want Nintendo to be serious about the console gaming industry. By that I mean, robust online, a console that doesn't require special teams or secret processes just to port a game from 2011 (No freakin' Power PC), a regular recognizable controller, and games that don't require a special gimmick to make or play. The article hit on these things hard and I couldn't agree more.

Bolded: No shit.

Italics: Agreed.

Underlined: Debatable. Animal Crossing is not exactly an essential title; particularly on home consoles. PS4 has no backwards compatibility while Wii U has by far the best BC support. And Xbox One has a quite ridiculous, misleading name.

All-in-all an awful list that doesn't even mention a low price tag because the author is delusional enough to believe that powerful hardware will make a difference.

its all anecdotal, but thats ok. im not trying to present my experience as fact or anything lol. and neither are you guys. so whatever. yeah, the wii u sections are the smallest and ps4's are biggest, which is a consequence of the interest surrounding the systems. but i still just think a lot of it came down to how well they were marketed. if the wii u had better marketing, im not saying it would be bigger than ps4, but i certainly dont think the sections would be as small. there would be a lot more buzz around that system if nintendo marketed it properly and explained to people how awesome it was.