Zelda for Wii U in 2014 - Report

 @AnnouncerJesse  @thingta42 

Wow really? You must have some impossibly high standards if you thought Skyward Sword looked like crap. The character models were smooth and great looking, the environments were lush and vibrant.

As for the controls, it's called getting used to it and learning how the WiiMotion Plus read your movements, after that I was able to control Link almost perfectly every time, and I was always able to pause when I wanted to. 

 @DCUltrapro  @WC3notWoW Microsoft is fooling everyone and Nintendo is making consoles for gamers.  Got it.

 @abHS4L88

Kudos to you, user.  Way to handle that troll.

 @DarkSaber2k 

That's one example genius, now if I talked about something different about Sony then you'd have a point. 

Try educating yourself with how to argue then come back to me with a valid response. 

 @abHS4L88 "So how come Sony gets a free pass for their PSP?"  "Sony's decision to make multiple PSP models"

"I only used Sony as an example once"

Can't count to two, your opinion is invalid.

 @DarkSaber2k 

I wasn't being overly defensive, I just thought it interesting that you'd call a series that's known to be in development for a long time and constantly changes itself up as recycled. 

Did I ever say Sony was worse or continue to press the subject (and I only used Sony as an example once so I don't know where you're getting this idea that I'm repeatedly bringing Sony up)? You brought up consoles, so if you were going to judge Nintendo for making several DS's then why not Sony?  

Even if you don't own any Sony products, if you're going to use history to supplement your argument, be prepared for it to be used against you also.

I don't see how my other comments can be used against me, I've only stated facts and my opinion on other things (like the Sept. 13th event). 

Oh and don't worry, I LOVE it when people use my avatar against me, it just shows that they really have no better reason to call me a fanboy, when I simply just have this avatar because Kirby is one of my favorite videogame characters, has nothing to do with loyalty towards Nintendo. Finally, I didn't rail on you first, I was simply arguing with your statement, then of course you played the fanboy card which any ignorant person would do because you know, the real definition of a fanboy is someone who blindly and illogically defends what they love. Have a fun life :D

@abHS4L88

It's also funny how you attempt to rail on me for something that you did first. But anyway, no, I judge you based on the following:

Being overly defensive over a simple statement of fact right from your first reply (which also ignored several games that contradicted your own statement)

Bringing Sony up repeatedly as "worse" despite neither me or the article mentioning Sony. (Again, I don't mention Sony because it's a NINTENDO article, just like how I don't bring up Nintendo in a Sony article.)

Seeming to assume I actually OWN any sony products (aside from a truly awful MP3 player.)

Your other comments in this very article.

The avatar is just the cherry on the cake as it were. (Or maybe "final nail in the coffin" is more appropriate!) People like you make the comments section worthwhile. Thanks for playing!

 @DarkSaber2k 

Oh judging me by my avatar? Just shows how ignorant you are. 

Well if you're going to judge a business that's doing something that works and really has nothing wrong with it (did the DSi force you to buy it? Did the XL force you to buy it?) then judge everyone else who's doing it. 

I'm not judging Sony's decision to make multiple PSP models, especially since I never owned a PSP. 

You have lots to learn if you think I'm a fanboy. 

 @abHS4L88 (As if the Kirby avatar wasn't clue enough)

 @abHS4L88 Why would I mention Sony in an article about Nintendo? I'll save that for articles about Sony. Thanks for confirming the fanboy theory though.

 @DarkSaber2k 

So how come Sony gets a free pass for their PSP? There were just as many different models of the PSP (I think one more actually) than there were DS models. That's the handheld market basically. There were 2 (or 4 if you lived in Japan) models of the GameBoy, 1 GameBoy Color, 2 GBA's and if it wasn't for the existence of an online shop and the boost of Wifi enabled devices, we probably would've only seen 2 DS models. 

EVERY company is going to have blind fanboys, that's the nature of things, so don't only call out Nintendo for having it just because you don't like what they're putting out. 

 @sabresieben 

Yes the specs need to be up to date to keep up with what developers are currently working with. Granted the Wii is by no means the best example of Nintendo's variety of games (Gamecube showed that off better) but it is home to some of the best games they've ever created.  

I'm not saying put Nintendo on a pedestal a praise it as the greatest developer out there, but just because the Wii wasn't up to date in hardware doesn't by any means mean they're obsolete, especially when the biggest innovations in gaming in the past decade came from them, and the others from Sega, don't kid yourself by thinking that Sony and Microsoft are constantly trying to push hardware innovation, they are REALLY good at polishing things up and making it better, but when it comes to coming up with their own ideas, well they haven't really done that yet. 

 @samurai123666  @csward I actually mentioned in my comment that if it can power games at 1080p natively then it is effectively better than the Xbox 360/PS3 anyway since they have to upscale a lot of the time. Where in my comment did I mention it wasn't better than? It's obvious the tech will be more advanced; At least in terms of revisions of such parts. The rumoured 6000 series of GPU's for example beats the hell out of the older style GPU's in the Xbox 360/PS3.As for the next gen consoles, it could be true, though I think the processors will be of much higher spec, and as the cell has shown, the processor is important for games too. Microsoft and Sony already probably have units that match what the xbox 720/PS4 will have, and in terms of price, the 6000 series in terms of GPU is probably also what they have in mind, but who knows?In my opinion, they will really have to throw the gauntlet, even if it is slightly more expensive in the end