@DG991 said:
As a PC gamer... I don't know how you console peasants live with your boxes!
But in regard to your question:
How can anyone officially tell you what is going to happen with the Wii U? I mean I can tell you I want it to be a great success because I have fond feelings for Nintendo. But I honestly think it is going to be rough. It is going up against two solid last generation consoles with hardware that seems decent, but are any developers actually going to develop for the Wii U or are they going to develop for the main 2 consoles and then just port over to the Wii U?
The Wii U would have to sell a lot for third parties to start developing hardcore for it without it being all 360 ports. By that time I would guess the Next Xbox and PS would be out or close to coming. I just don't have a great feeling about the Wii U... I don't know if the tablet controller is enough of a gimmick like the wii motes were to attract people into buying it even if it has the potential to be a great developer platform this time. I certainly won't be buying it until it has proven itself.
So my answer is ... I don't fucking know... do you like halo!?!? Than buy a fucking Xbox. Do you like Mario? Buy a fucking Wii U. The rest of the new games will probably end up on both eventually even if they are ports.
Officially no one can, thats why i'm suggesting discussion about it. Facts are facts no need to discuss. Wii U is still a mistery so there are theorycrafts to be made.
I agree, wii u might fall in the same hole as Wii did. No support because of the older tech, but i don't know if PS4 and next XBOX will have THAT gap techwise, you know why ? Production cost, games are already fucking expensive to make, with better graphics and better tech devs are pushed to do better than before, if the gap is THAT big, like PS2 to PS3, the cost will go even higher. IMO this new generation will be prettier and thats it. No changes in resolution, no big changes in mechanics or anything else. Graphics will be the major difference, but not that major. The push will be for the social aspect of things and media integration. (microsoft is already getting strong in those matters).
Soooo, maybe the Wii U will not be forgotten that quick, thats a big maybe. But hey, my main plataforms has been PS and PC for quite some time and i dont see it changing soon (i'll always have a gaming PC, until a console mmo interest me and shooters/RTS get at the same level on consoles). Wii U would be a sidekick for a different gameplay and gimmicks. That would be the reason to buy it i guess.
i'm pretty much decided not to get the Xbox 360, at least not until Wii U releases and we can measure how it'll behave through time.
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