Apparently, it's really difficult to accept that people have different tastes in video games, that or they're just fanboys.
Honestly, how can you not stand the fact that others want to do something differently; you're literally bickering because you can't for some reason accept how someone decides to spend their money, and anyone who doesn't agree with these ridiculous principles falls into some bandwagon. It's stupid.
Sure, the other next gen systems aren't perfect, but most of you knew what you signed up for when you bought the Wii U; to play your favorite first party franchise exclusives on a system that was running on hardware specifications that resembled the previous generation of consoles. It was the same for the Wii and it's the same for the Wii U, so don't suddenly act like it's the greatest thing since sliced bread.
As I've said before, I'll get my Wii U when Smash 4 is close to it's release. Maybe after. E3 I'll have some more persuasion to get one sooner, but with most of the franchises I enjoyed being absent from Nintendo's line up besides their representation in smash I highly doubt any thing new will come of it, as they have had years to do so. Nintendo's remake methodology is in full swing at the moment so I'm hoping for more 3rd party support.
I didn´t read your post because you know, hive minded troll and stuff like that. But you must be a idiot to be impressed with play 4 and xbone NEXT GENERETION GRAPCHIS!!!
Is the same ****.
Peace out.
I'm glad that you admitted that you didn't read what I said, and I believe you. Not one time did I mention graphics in my statement.
Cool your jets fanboy.
This is why buying a console based on its power is a pretty stupid reason imo. If you want power, go PC, simple as that. The only reason to ever get a console to begin with are exclusives, by this point it's so damn easy to connect a controller to your PC too that the keyboard isn't even an excuse anymore.
The only ones who can't be replaced by a PC are Nintendo imo, because they always do something new with their consoles, like the Gamepad. The PS4 and XBone's only new features are ones that have been possible on PCs for ages, like live streaming, their graphical capabilities, watching TV, only thing that the PC can't do that one of these two consoles have is probably the XBone's voice recognition, which lets to be fair is a rather bland gimmick (and the PS4's touch pad, which is incredibly rarely used afaik.) Nintendo on the other hand has the Gamepad, something that the PC can't emulate, and it has tons of functionality both inside and outside gaming. Besides that, they also have the best exclusives of course, with many of the other console's system sellers like Call of Duty, GTA and Titanfall making it to the PC eventually. Heck, Kojima has even stated he'd like to port MGS to the PC.
These are the reasons I choose Nintendo at least, which wasn't my initial intention with this post, but whatever.
It's true. Nintendo is the only company that makes consoles that have something different to them, but the thing is making a PC gaming system to keep up with the graphics most systems use now is somewhat expensive, and getting a new graphics card is about the same price as getting a new console. To most people it is worth the money to buy a system that can do things similar to a PC right out of the box than to tinker with their computers so that's why they sell so well I guess.
The issue with using older hardware isn't just about graphics, but running different engines to render lighting, coloring and particle effects in the game. The new Unreal Engine that is being developed can't be on a system like the Wii U because it lacks the processing power to do so. And while there are still opportunities to make great games and develop new engines unique to certain games, most developers want to move on and push the boundaries if what they have made before.
I still feel like Nintendo should have made that jump into using a more powerful system even if it cost more. In the end it's entertainment, and people are willing to spend a great deal of money on it. If people are still willing to pay hundreds and thousands for great seats to sports games then I'm sure people will buy a Nintendo system with capabilities on par with systems like the PS4 and XBox one plus having a unique gimmick. Probably won't happen since Nintendo is aiming for certain people, but I personally would like it.