For as long as I've been gaming, I've always had two consoles for each generation.

Nintendo 64 - Dreamcast

Playstation 2 - Gamecube

Wii - Xbox 360

Wii U - ???

However, there are some people out there that stick it out with only one console, some buy all of them. Where do you guys stand? This generation, I might be leaning towards Wii U - PS4, based on hearing all the negative things about the Xbox Durango.

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So then I became confused, so I decided to do some more research, apparently, not only are we not getting a demo, we are not getting any DLC, pre-order bonuses or a collector's edition. I had no words, in fact, it was quite depressing to discover.

Jaysonguy

Same with COD and other games.

This isn't new, it's been happening since launch

After hearing the news from WB Games and NetherRealms about the upcoming Injustice demo, I got really excited. Injustice is one of my most anticipated games, simply because I'm a huge DC Comics fan. However, then I started to read on, the demo would only be Xbox 360 and PS3, no demo for the Wii U is to be expected.

So then I became confused, so I decided to do some more research, apparently, not only are we not getting a demo, we are not getting any DLC, pre-order bonuses or a collector's edition. I had no words, in fact, it was quite depressing to discover.

I understand that the Wii U isn't doing so well right now here in the states, but surely a game with this much hype, deserves equal treatment for all platforms right? Is this how third party game companies are going to treat Wii U owners in the upcoming months? As second-class citizens? Are we an afterthought? 

It just hurts to know that a game that I was highly looking forward to, isn't getting the same amount of content or the same amount of options on the Wii U that the other versions are, it's simply, well, an Injustice.

Again, you might think, it's not really a big deal, we're still getting the game. However, it shows as an example of a very unseeming future for Wii U owners such as myself, when we are not given equal treatment.

This may seem like a general question, but I'm just wondering if the game is compatible with the Wii U, IE. There's a feature where you'll get a Wii Channel that tracks your data collected from the game, will that feature still be there with the Wii U's built in menu?

I think the biggest question I have overall is, should I get Wii Fit Plus and save some money for Wii Fit U by already having the balance board?

I got a brand new error code called 103-9999 whenever I try to launch Nintendo TVii, Nintendo Tech Support has no idea how to fix it and I've done all the preliminary troubleshooting steps and still nothing.

Help!

I would wait until morning. It most likely won't be there until after midnight Eastern.

lyndonAPI

I want to know if I should just wait to download it in the morning or if I should stay up tonight to try it out for myself.

I've never owned any of the Wii Fit series, but with Q1 2013 rolling around, I'd really like to spend some more time with the Wii U and Wii U Fit seems like the perfect gateway, however, I'm curious as to what the bundle will come with?

I know that you'll get the Pokemeter.. I mean Fit Meter, as well as the game, but I don't have a Balance Board, will the bundle come with one?

I'd rather just have the games on the Virtual Console if that ever comes to fruition.

I'm really excited about the prospect of Nintendo Gamecube games on the Wii U Virtual Console and I sort of narrowed down a list of the games that they should absolutely have for download:

- Super Smash Bros. Melee

- Luigi's Mansion

- Super Mario Sunshine

- Eternal Darkness

- Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker

- Metroid Prime

- Paper Mario: Thousand Year Door

- Harvest Moon: A Wonderful Life

- Animal Crossing

- Mario Kart Double Dash

What games would you like to see on the Wii U VC?