I'm in total agreement with the title. Calling it Wii U to all consumers (informed, ignorant, or otherwise) does not scream "brand-new console!" It screams "add-on."

I like the Wii U, but the title and the console's lack of first- and third-party support is pathetic.

The Witcher 2 is incredible. The fact that The Witcher 3 is going to bigger and more epic in scale is simply unfathomable to me.

The Wii U's current condition isn't surprising. Once new games crop, the system will thrive. Easier said than done, and perhaps an overgeneralization, but that's how it goes. I'm pumped for the upcoming releases and so will be future Wii U consumers.

These pieces are diverse, refreshing, and nostalgic.

Now that's what I call an art gallery.

@psuedospike This article reads nothing like a novel.

I remain unconvinced that the video game industry is in a state of turmoil. There's greater diversity, greater competition, and a greater yearning for innovation. There is only more to lose because of the amount of money and resources publishers and developers put forth, and, if companies lose, the impact can be devastating. This is where all the "doomsday" forecasting comes from.

Probably going to continue my monster-hunting conquest on the PC.

So pumped for this.

I still obsess over Warhead and the original Crysis, but was thoroughly unimpressed by Crysis 2. Will be picking this up after a price drop.

@Shabo883 @juiceair The only game I can stand playing anymore on the Jaguar is Tempest 2000. That game kills.

I can't express my joy for this game. So freaking excited.