I definitely agree that they need new management at Nintendo, so many blown opportunities. If it wants to compete it needs to match at least the specs of it's competition. It's all about online gaming with friends, and services. Nintendo for some reason doesn't get that-- when it's so obvious.

With the new systems out, do you think at some point during their lifetime that the 8th generation consoles can come in variety of colors? Does it matter? I wouldn't mind seeing black, silver, white consoles which would be real cool.

The PS4 is going to be a great console. The vibe Sony has set around the PS4, reminds me of the PS2.

I am debating about getting one after purchasing my PS4, but if I do get it I might wait until summer.

I put it on standby, and take off automatic downloads. I just use it to charge it overnight, and boot it up faster. I do sometimes turn it off.

There is nothing that tops this.

I really loved the Xbox, and the Xbox 360 is one of my favorite game consoles of all time(mostly due to Xbox Live). The Xbox 360 had some great games, but it lagged in exclusives that Sony put out for the PS3, but Live was fun, and made many memories with friends. I was very disappointed with the Xbox One at E3 but relieved they decided to reverse it's policy.

I probably won't buy an Xbox One for a couple of years though, most of my attention has been on the PS4. I am concerned how Microsoft has changed since the original Xbox, and recently late in the Xbox 360's life span.

No. A lot of those perpetrators had mental issues, and poor parenting. I've never had the urge to go out and kill somebody after playing a FPS or any game for that matter. If you look at the overall population of gaming and compare it to incidents where video games we're blamed for a shooting, it's EXTREMELY small.

If I had to absolutely choose one game I would have to go with Metal Gear Solid 2: Sons of Liberty. My favorite game of all time, there was something about the story and the atmosphere of the game that got me hooked.

If Nintendo was smart they should have built a powerful console on par with the PS4, or Xbox One. They can still sell all their franchises on their game console, and perhaps change their image a bit to appeal to the "hardcore" gamers. Let the handhelds be the more "kiddy" side of Nintendo.

Their marketing has to change and match Sony, and Microsoft. Repair it's relationship with third-party publishers, and build a respectable online network. I know the Wii sold a crap load of consoles, but a lot of people forgot about the Wii. More people are interested in online gaming with friends, and the services and games the console will provide.

I like Nintendo, I practically grew up on Nintendo but it's marketing and strategy needs to change with their home consoles, if they want to build a respectable user base and compete with Sony, and Nintendo. It's 2013, not 2006 the market is much different, and Nintendo has failed to adapt.