Excclusive! :(

[Yoshi178]

again, this phrase you just said to me:

I would rate all those games a 5/10 or lower. So, trying to say Breath of the Wild is amazing because it scored a 98 is a rather meaningless statement.

is an entirely subjective statement so again, yes, i can easily say the exact same thing about those games Johnny posted.

And, AGAIN, NO YOU CANNOT because you haven't played them (I haven't played them all either). It's just like I can't say the new Zelda is 5/10 either.

Funny how you choose to ignore all the facts that Sony is arguably the best publisher in the whole industry, not just better than Nintendo. I never even thought about Sony like that until my last post. What publisher is even close to Sony when considering variety, quantity, and quality? It's definitely not EA, Ubisoft, Activision, or Nintendo.

says who? you? for example, i've played GTA before like 10 years ago. i don't need to play all the new GTA games they put out to know i won't like them either.

i can't say that those new GTA games are factually shit. but i can still give my own personal opinion on them because that would be entirely subjective. it may not be an educated opinion but it's still a completely subjective opinion i can say if i want to.


you doubt i've played any of those PS4 games Johnny listed just like i doubt that you've played every Switch and Wii U game i listed.




if everyone needs to play every game out there, watch every movie, listen to every piece of music out there to be able to form an opinion, what would be the whole point of reviewers in the first place if their opinions are so meaningless

 

[Phoenixmgs_v1legacy]

again, this phrase you just said to me:

I would rate all those games a 5/10 or lower. So, trying to say Breath of the Wild is amazing because it scored a 98 is a rather meaningless statement.

is an entirely subjective statement so again, yes, i can easily say the exact same thing about those games Johnny posted.

And, AGAIN, NO YOU CANNOT because you haven't played them (I haven't played them all either). It's just like I can't say the new Zelda is 5/10 either.

Funny how you choose to ignore all the facts that Sony is arguably the best publisher in the whole industry, not just better than Nintendo. I never even thought about Sony like that until my last post. What publisher is even close to Sony when considering variety, quantity, and quality? It's definitely not EA, Ubisoft, Activision, or Nintendo.

says who? you? for example, i've played GTA before like 10 years ago. i don't need to play all the new GTA games they put out to know i won't like them either.

i can't say that those new GTA games are factually shit. but i can still give my own personal opinion on them because that would be entirely subjective. it may not be an educated opinion but it's still a completely subjective opinion i can say if i want to.

you doubt i've played any of those PS4 games Johnny listed just like i doubt that you've played every Switch and Wii U game i listed.

if everyone needs to play every game out there, watch every movie, listen to every piece of music out there to be able to form an opinion, what would be the whole point of reviewers in the first place if their opinions are so meaningless

There's no such thing as games (or movies or books) being factually good or bad, that's my point. You can say the GTA games are factually shit because they are to you; I also consider any Rockstar game to be factually shit as well because that's my opinion on their games (most of which I've played). The only way a game is factually good or bad is if that's your personal fact (aka opinion) after playing the game.

You come in and say Nintendo is better because the new Zelda scored a 98. Firstly, we know that is bullshit because of the horrible state of game reviews. Name any movie, book, album, etc that ever scored an average of 98. So the new Zelda game has better writing than the best book or movie, better music than the best score or album, and better gameplay than the best game? Because that's what a freaking average of 98 means and that's why the score is bullshit no matter how good the game is. How can a game score higher than the highest rated movie when movies have less elements than a game? Secondly, what's the point of game reviews when every game is rated as GREAT? Reviews are nothing but ads for the game. For example, the original Ghostbusters has more negative reviews than Final Fantasy XIII.

I literally said I haven't played the new Zelda so I can't say how good it is but I can tell you it's no 98/100 either because that's impossible. I can't say Horizon is better than Zelda because I haven't played Zelda. I very much doubt Zelda is better than Horizon because of how freaking amazing Horizon is.

You're going to claim that Nintendo is better just because at the present moment there's a 98/100 game on their system. Nintendo releases games at a snail's pace and very rarely innovates anymore. And, yet again, you fail to comment on how great a publisher Sony is.

 

[Yoshi178]

There's no such thing as games (or movies or books) being factually good or bad, that's my point. You can say the GTA games are factually shit because they are to you; I also consider any Rockstar game to be factually shit as well because that's my opinion on their games (most of which I've played). The only way a game is factually good or bad is if that's your personal fact (aka opinion) after playing the game.

You come in and say Nintendo is better because the new Zelda scored a 98.

stopped reading right here.

Johnny was the one who started throwing out review scores to say why his games are good thanks very much.
At that point all i had said was quantity =/= quality. i hadn't mentioned anything about Zeldas 98/100 until after he started throwing those 80/100 ranged PS4 games at me.

 

[babinro]

I remember growing up and looking at exclusivity with pride back in the NES, SNES and even in a little in the Gamecube era.

Having grown up you realize it's just flat out anti-consumer garbage to push system sales. When E3 Sony, Nintendo or Xbox conferences announces something as EXCLUSIVE...the crowd response SHOULD be overwhelming boos. It would be wonderful if we could create a movement where companies felt forced to release for all platforms because of the backlash that would happen if they don't.

 

[CritialGaming]

I remember growing up and looking at exclusivity with pride back in the NES, SNES and even in a little in the Gamecube era.

Having grown up you realize it's just flat out anti-consumer garbage to push system sales. When E3 Sony, Nintendo or Xbox conferences announces something as EXCLUSIVE...the crowd response SHOULD be overwhelming boos. It would be wonderful if we could create a movement where companies felt forced to release for all platforms because of the backlash that would happen if they don't.

I remember not even knowing what was on SEGA because I didn't have one. I had a Nintendo and all I ever looked at was the Nintendo section, so it never even occured to be to look at what the other console had.

My cousin had a SEGA with NBA Jam, and that is literally all I knew from SEGA until he got in trouble and was forced to give me the system, where I promptly learned about Sonic games and Streets of Rage.

I understand why exclusive exsist and honestly it is good to have them. You see when there are exclusives for a system, especially good exclusives, it lends companies to try and 1-up each other. Which means each console is trying to have the biggest and baddest exclusives. Ideally we get a 360/PS3 situation where both consoles end up with some very very good games.

Sadly this generation Playstation 4 is fucking murdering Xbox One. Love Sony or not, you have to admit that their system is getting some really good shit, while the Xbox is getting....nothing?

Nintendo doesn't count imo. Their last console was fantastic if you were still 12 and in love with mario, and yarn-based games, I mean I even had fun with them and I'm way older than I should be for them. But Nintendo has spent sooo long obessed with gimmicks that they kind of forgot to be a supported game system.

The Switch has Zelda....that's it. For now. I hope that the stuff that is promised really comes true and we finally have a 3rd player in the console market again. But from what I've seen, the Switch is in some trouble.

This article shows the sub 20 fps that Dragonquest is getting on the SWitch, which is not a good sign for playability.
https://www.destructoid.com/see-how-the-switch-port-of-dragon-quest-heroes-2-measures-up-to-ps4-423591.phtml

 

[loa]

I'm kinda torn on them.
I understand why exclusives exist but at the same time, if the entire reason your black box can exist is not because it convinces with features but because of anti-consumer proprietary bs like this then it probably doesn't deserve to exist in the first place.

 

[bluegate]

I'm kinda torn on them.
I understand why exclusives exist but at the same time, if the entire reason your black box can exist is not because it convinces with features but because of anti-consumer proprietary bs like this then it probably doesn't deserve to exist in the first place.

For a lot of people, consoles are just a way to play games in general, and that is the reason why consoles exist; people want to have a relative easy and carefree way to play their games. For many people, exclusives are just the icing on the cake that tips the scales in favor of one company over another.

Look at weekly or monthly sales charts for games and you see a lot of third party multi-platform games on there, Fifa, Call of Duty, GTAV, Resident Evil 7, Madden, etc.

 

[Yoshi178]

I remember growing up and looking at exclusivity with pride back in the NES, SNES and even in a little in the Gamecube era.

Having grown up you realize it's just flat out anti-consumer garbage to push system sales. When E3 Sony, Nintendo or Xbox conferences announces something as EXCLUSIVE...the crowd response SHOULD be overwhelming boos. It would be wonderful if we could create a movement where companies felt forced to release for all platforms because of the backlash that would happen if they don't.

if there were no exclusives there would be no competition between the 1st parties and thus no incentive for Nintendo, Sony or Microsoft to make the best possible games or hardware they can.

if the 1st parties didn't have any competition they would end up being just as lazy as alot of those 3rd parties we have at the moment like EA, Ubisoft and Sega who all only really seem to care just about sales these days

 

[Phoenixmgs_v1legacy]

Johnny was the one who started throwing out review scores to say why his games are good thanks very much.
At that point all i had said was quantity =/= quality. i hadn't mentioned anything about Zeldas 98/100 until after he started throwing those 80/100 ranged PS4 games at me.

You're the one that started with "quantity =/= quality", it very much seems to me you haven't played any of the games I listed (that Johnny referred to with the scores) so you had no basis in saying quantity =/= quality (which was either an "indirect" reference to Zelda's Metacritic or just a pretext so you could reply back with said score later).

 

[Captain Marvelous_v1legacy]

I actually had this conversation recently with my uncle and cousin. My uncle laments exclusivity because he'd much rather play his games on his PC, which completely outclasses his PS4. Unfortunately, Nintendo, Microsoft, and Sony are in competition with one another. They need their consoles to stand out in some way. That's where exclusives come in. It's unfortunate, but there really isn't much to be done about it. I'm always glad to hear it when exclusives become, well, less exclusive. I was happy to hear Kingdom Hearts 3 will be releasing on Xbox One. Less so when I found out 1.5 and 2.5 wont be.

Honestly, I'd love to play Breath of the Wild, but I don't want to buy a Switch.

the last PS4 game to score over 90/100 average on metacritc was Uncharted 4 and before that last Playstation game i remember getting a 90+ score on metacritc was The Last of Us and came out all the way back in June 2013 and was a PS3 game.
point is Sony consistently release's good games sure, but it's not like they consistently release amazing games like you're trying to make out.

quantity =/= quality

But is a score of 80+ considered quality or not? Because if it is, then for the last three months the PS4 has been doing pretty well in the quantity and quality department. If 80+ can't be considered quality then these scores really have no meaning.

 

[Yoshi178]

Johnny was the one who started throwing out review scores to say why his games are good thanks very much.
At that point all i had said was quantity =/= quality. i hadn't mentioned anything about Zeldas 98/100 until after he started throwing those 80/100 ranged PS4 games at me.

You're the one that started with "quantity =/= quality", it very much seems to me you haven't played any of the games I listed (that Johnny referred to with the scores) so you had no basis in saying quantity =/= quality (which was either an "indirect" reference to Zelda's Metacritic or just a pretext so you could reply back with said score later).

just like i doubt you've played all those games i listed. and no at that point i wasn't referencing any Nintendo game. directly or indirectly. i only referenced them when johnny started throwing those scores at me.

i was talking about Sony and Playstation games in general. sure they release a lot of games, but i wouldn't say that much of the games they put out that are both memorable and of high quality.

 

[Wrex Brogan]

Funnily enough, speaking of exclusives, I'm not buying the Switch anytime soon because of the fact that it lacks any exclusives that really jump out at me. Sure, there's BoTW, but I've already got a Wii U, sooo... we'll see what happens when a Pokemon game comes out for it.

As for other exclusives to consoles - honestly, I just wait and pick up the consoles for cheap. The last console I bought near launch was the 3DS, but that was less for exclusives and more 'I am on public transportation for two hours every day'. Everything else I picked up much later - I got my Wii U when Xenoblade 2 came out (in a nice cheap bundle) and my PS4 late last year during a holiday sale in a huge bundle and when I had a big stack of store credit from trading in a stack of Xbox 360 games.

Have to say, gotten a lot more mileage out of the PS4 than the Wii U when it comes to exclusives - Hyrule Warriors and Xenoblade 2 are fun, but my current Wii U library sits at 8 while my PS4 library is... 59. Then again, my PC library is 253, soooo... whatever, we'll call it a draw.

 

[Phoenixmgs_v1legacy]

Johnny was the one who started throwing out review scores to say why his games are good thanks very much.
At that point all i had said was quantity =/= quality. i hadn't mentioned anything about Zeldas 98/100 until after he started throwing those 80/100 ranged PS4 games at me.

You're the one that started with "quantity =/= quality", it very much seems to me you haven't played any of the games I listed (that Johnny referred to with the scores) so you had no basis in saying quantity =/= quality (which was either an "indirect" reference to Zelda's Metacritic or just a pretext so you could reply back with said score later).

just like i doubt you've played all those games i listed. and no at that point i wasn't referencing any Nintendo game. directly or indirectly. i only referenced them when johnny started throwing those scores at me.

i was talking about Sony and Playstation games in general. sure they release a lot of games, but i wouldn't say there much games they put out that are memorable and of high quality.

Sure there's Sony games that aren't received well but the same can be said for Nintendo, and perhaps even worse like the last Metroid games, the last Star Fox, plus Hyrule Warriors. Where are all these amazing, high-quality Nintendo games at? Outside of games that could literally be a yearly update like Smash and Mario Kart, what AMAZING games did Nintendo put out for the WiiU during its entire life span outside of 1 Mario game and 1 Zelda game? Sony accomplished that in a 3 month span.

 

[Yoshi178]

Johnny was the one who started throwing out review scores to say why his games are good thanks very much.
At that point all i had said was quantity =/= quality. i hadn't mentioned anything about Zeldas 98/100 until after he started throwing those 80/100 ranged PS4 games at me.

You're the one that started with "quantity =/= quality", it very much seems to me you haven't played any of the games I listed (that Johnny referred to with the scores) so you had no basis in saying quantity =/= quality (which was either an "indirect" reference to Zelda's Metacritic or just a pretext so you could reply back with said score later).

just like i doubt you've played all those games i listed. and no at that point i wasn't referencing any Nintendo game. directly or indirectly. i only referenced them when johnny started throwing those scores at me.

i was talking about Sony and Playstation games in general. sure they release a lot of games, but i wouldn't say there much games they put out that are memorable and of high quality.

Sure there's Sony games that aren't received well but the same can be said for Nintendo, and perhaps even worse like the last Metroid games, the last Star Fox, plus Hyrule Warriors. Where are all these amazing, high-quality Nintendo games at? Outside of games that could literally be a yearly update like Smash and Mario Kart, what AMAZING games did Nintendo put out for the WiiU during its entire life span outside of 1 Mario game and 1 Zelda game? Sony accomplished that in a 3 month span.

Splatoon was pretty memorable. that was a budget game that turned out to be really succesful Nintendo's biggest and most recogniseable new IP since Pikmin back on the Gamecube

Super Smash Bros 4 was also pretty memorable. hell Nintendo managed to keep fans hyped for 3 years straight just by announcing new characters bit by bit from 2013 until the end of 2015 when Nintendo finally revealed Bayonetta to be the last playable character in that game.

Super Mario Maker was also another game tha turned out to be Pretty memorable.




as for those PS4 games you listed: The Last Guardian, Nioh, Horizon, Yakuza 0, and Gravity Rush 2.
i would say the Last Guardian and Horizon were pretty memorable games. those other 3 games you listed i hardly ever hear anyone talk about them. especially Yakuza 0 since that was a Japan only game so the general casual audience barely even knows about that games existence.

 

[CaptainMarvelous]

as for those PS4 games you listed: The Last Guardian, Nioh, Horizon, Yakuza 0, and Gravity Rush 2.
i would say the Last Guardian and Horizon were pretty memorable games. those other 3 games you listed i hardly ever hear anyone talk about them. especially Yakuza 0 since that was a Japan only game so the general casual audience barely even knows about that games existence.

Son... I love Nintendo. I got the Hyrule Crest tattooed on my arm.

http://www.game.co.uk/en/yakuza-0-1753847 But why the fuck you lying about this shit?

Listen, Nintendo does good shit with what it do; Breath of the Wild is a fucking great game and anyone saying otherwise has a problem. Splatoon is good. Mario Maker is good.

But so is Nioh. And Horizon. And Yakuza 0. Hell, Yakuza 0 is good for very similar reasons TO Breath of the Wild, story and sandbox combo alike.

It's damn foolspeak to pretend that Sony don't have a shitload of great exclusives.
Just like it'd be foolish to try and denigrate the GOOD Nintendo games purely because they're Nintendo.

We are passed the point of dumping on other consoles for having different libraries.
The Sonic/Mario war is no more.
Unless you're feeling vindictive and remembers all those "PS3 has no games" memes and wanna make X-Box owners feel the bitter sting of irony, there ain't no point talkin shit on another console.

 

[Phoenixmgs_v1legacy]

Johnny was the one who started throwing out review scores to say why his games are good thanks very much.
At that point all i had said was quantity =/= quality. i hadn't mentioned anything about Zeldas 98/100 until after he started throwing those 80/100 ranged PS4 games at me.

You're the one that started with "quantity =/= quality", it very much seems to me you haven't played any of the games I listed (that Johnny referred to with the scores) so you had no basis in saying quantity =/= quality (which was either an "indirect" reference to Zelda's Metacritic or just a pretext so you could reply back with said score later).

just like i doubt you've played all those games i listed. and no at that point i wasn't referencing any Nintendo game. directly or indirectly. i only referenced them when johnny started throwing those scores at me.

i was talking about Sony and Playstation games in general. sure they release a lot of games, but i wouldn't say there much games they put out that are memorable and of high quality.

Sure there's Sony games that aren't received well but the same can be said for Nintendo, and perhaps even worse like the last Metroid games, the last Star Fox, plus Hyrule Warriors. Where are all these amazing, high-quality Nintendo games at? Outside of games that could literally be a yearly update like Smash and Mario Kart, what AMAZING games did Nintendo put out for the WiiU during its entire life span outside of 1 Mario game and 1 Zelda game? Sony accomplished that in a 3 month span.

Splatoon was pretty memorable. that was a budget game that turned out to be really succesful Nintendo's biggest and most recogniseable new IP since Pikmin back on the Gamecube

Super Smash Bros 4 was also pretty memorable. hell Nintendo managed to keep fans hyped for 3 years straight just by announcing new characters bit by bit from 2013 until the end of 2015 when Nintendo finally revealed Bayonetta to be the last playable character in that game.

Super Mario Maker was also another game tha turned out to be Pretty memorable.

as for those PS4 games you listed: The Last Guardian, Nioh, Horizon, Yakuza 0, and Gravity Rush 2.
i would say the Last Guardian and Horizon were pretty memorable games. those other 3 games you listed i hardly ever hear anyone talk about them. especially Yakuza 0 since that was a Japan only game so the general casual audience barely even knows about that games existence.

Splatoon is no killer app. I actually played a bit of that one, it's a nice little game with a fun concept that needs to be fleshed out in a sequel. Naughty Dog alone has made as many recognizable new IPs in less time than Nintendo. New IPs is something Sony might do more than any other publisher when you think about it. That results in more misses but something fresh and different is worth those misses.

Smash Bros is Smash Bros, it's basically the same game with minor tweaks and added characters. It has sometimes less changes than a yearly sports game. And those new characters would be DLC for any other fighting game.

LittleBigPlanet already has 3 games and it's so superior to Mario Maker it's not even funny.

Nioh and Yakuza aren't technically Sony games, just 3rd-party exclusives (so far at least). Yakuza has its dedicated fanbase. Nioh looks to be something that could be memorable, it's like Dark Souls but with a combat system that might have actual depth. I'm going to try it out at some point.

 

[Yoshi178]

Johnny was the one who started throwing out review scores to say why his games are good thanks very much.
At that point all i had said was quantity =/= quality. i hadn't mentioned anything about Zeldas 98/100 until after he started throwing those 80/100 ranged PS4 games at me.

You're the one that started with "quantity =/= quality", it very much seems to me you haven't played any of the games I listed (that Johnny referred to with the scores) so you had no basis in saying quantity =/= quality (which was either an "indirect" reference to Zelda's Metacritic or just a pretext so you could reply back with said score later).

just like i doubt you've played all those games i listed. and no at that point i wasn't referencing any Nintendo game. directly or indirectly. i only referenced them when johnny started throwing those scores at me.

i was talking about Sony and Playstation games in general. sure they release a lot of games, but i wouldn't say there much games they put out that are memorable and of high quality.

Sure there's Sony games that aren't received well but the same can be said for Nintendo, and perhaps even worse like the last Metroid games, the last Star Fox, plus Hyrule Warriors. Where are all these amazing, high-quality Nintendo games at? Outside of games that could literally be a yearly update like Smash and Mario Kart, what AMAZING games did Nintendo put out for the WiiU during its entire life span outside of 1 Mario game and 1 Zelda game? Sony accomplished that in a 3 month span.

Splatoon was pretty memorable. that was a budget game that turned out to be really succesful Nintendo's biggest and most recogniseable new IP since Pikmin back on the Gamecube

Super Smash Bros 4 was also pretty memorable. hell Nintendo managed to keep fans hyped for 3 years straight just by announcing new characters bit by bit from 2013 until the end of 2015 when Nintendo finally revealed Bayonetta to be the last playable character in that game.

Super Mario Maker was also another game tha turned out to be Pretty memorable.

as for those PS4 games you listed: The Last Guardian, Nioh, Horizon, Yakuza 0, and Gravity Rush 2.
i would say the Last Guardian and Horizon were pretty memorable games. those other 3 games you listed i hardly ever hear anyone talk about them. especially Yakuza 0 since that was a Japan only game so the general casual audience barely even knows about that games existence.

Splatoon is no killer app. I actually played a bit of that one, it's a nice little game with a fun concept that needs to be fleshed out in a sequel. Naughty Dog alone has made as many recognizable new IPs in less time than Nintendo. New IPs is something Sony might do more than any other publisher when you think about it. That results in more misses but something fresh and different is worth those misses.

Smash Bros is Smash Bros, it's basically the same game with minor tweaks and added characters. It has sometimes less changes than a yearly sports game. And those new characters would be DLC for any other fighting game.

LittleBigPlanet already has 3 games and it's so superior to Mario Maker it's not even funny.

Nioh and Yakuza aren't technically Sony games, just 3rd-party exclusives (so far at least). Yakuza has its dedicated fanbase. Nioh looks to be something that could be memorable, it's like Dark Souls but with a combat system that might have actual depth. I'm going to try it out at some point.

Littlebig planet i would say is pretty memorable. Yakuza has a dedicated fanbase sure. but so does the Wonderful 101 on Wii U. while i love The Wonderful 101, on a broad scale i wouldn't really say it's a very memorable game just because so few people played it. they are both really niche type of games like that.



yeah Splatoon is no killer app, so i agree since the first game was a pretty simple game made on a low budget, i'm also expecting big things from Splatoon 2 now that Nintendo's seen how much of a success the first game was. it would be a disservice to the name if Splatoon wasn't bigger and better than the first game.


and yeah Smash Bros is just the usual Smash bros definitely. what made Smash 4 so memorable though is just the way how Nintendo managed to keep everyone at max hype levels for so long the way they for the most part, every several months or so would just reveal 1 new character. no other franchise i've seen has been able to keep people at maximum hype levels and have so much discussion just because they announce one new character. not even a game mode or a story element. but just a simple playable character.

 

[Foolery]

yes, but I can barely name 5 games per console I would want to try/play
Nintendo maybe has the most but most games don't really last more than few hours (unless you really go the collect all routes)
And that without saying I could spend those 300-400+ on a new computer to play those exclusive too (witcher, fallout)

I guess my choice will go to pc unfortunatly, still not enough incentive to go to any console.
I guess I have to try and borrow one from a friend

Listen to Tippy, he is a wise and just fellow. The good part about Playstation stuff, is that it gets cheaper over time. That's my plan for the PS4, I'm just going to wait for the PS5 or whatever comes after the Pro. The prices will drop.

 

[Skatalite]

It's damn foolspeak to pretend that Sony don't have a shitload of great exclusives.
Just like it'd be foolish to try and denigrate the GOOD Nintendo games purely because they're Nintendo.

We are passed the point of dumping on other consoles for having different libraries.
The Sonic/Mario war is no more.
Unless you're feeling vindictive and remembers all those "PS3 has no games" memes and wanna make X-Box owners feel the bitter sting of irony, there ain't no point talkin shit on another console.

One visit to any Youtube gaming video and you'll see it's still exactly the same, and it's never going to change either. Just people being people.

 

[Phoenixmgs_v1legacy]

Littlebig planet i would say is pretty memorable. Yakuza has a dedicated fanbase sure. but so does the Wonderful 101 on Wii U. while i love The Wonderful 101, on a broad scale i wouldn't really say it's a very memorable game just because so few people played it. they are both really niche type of games like that.

what made Smash 4 so memorable though is just the way how Nintendo managed to keep everyone at max hype levels for so long the way they for the most part, every several months or so would just reveal 1 new character. no other franchise i've seen has been able to keep people at maximum hype levels and have so much discussion just because they announce one new character. not even a game mode or a story element. but just a simple playable character.

Bayonetta 2 and Wonderful 101 are the reasons I want a Wii U, but it hasn't dropped in price (I believe). Something like Wonderful 101 sold less than say Watch Dogs, but I bet Wonderful 101 will have more people that remember it very fondly vs something like Watch Dogs. I really liked Watch Dogs myself but I'm not going to be like 10 years from now to a friend "remember Watch Dogs, that game was so awesome". Whereas Wonderful 101 could be one of those type games. Vanquish is my 2nd favorite PS3 game after Bayonetta, I'll remember it more than even Uncharted 2. I saw you can play Gamecube and Wii games on the Wii U as well. I never played the Viewtiful Joe games and I'd love to play them, and getting a Wii U is a way to play them. I would've had a Wii U by now if Nintendo didn't make me buy a tablet I don't want to use the system.

I literally don't care about hype. Hyping me for a game when there's no game to play doesn't not at fix the problem of there being no game to play. I'll watch a unedited gameplay walkthrough of a mission from a game to see if it looks good, then that's literally the last time I'll even pay attention to the game until there's a beta/demo or it releases. Even when Metal Gear Solid was in it's hey-day and my favorite series, I didn't care about analyzing trailers to find clues about the plot, I'll play it when it comes out, I know it's going to be good.