@Grim_DIcer: as a console player, that one made me life. Cheers

@milk: you make a good argument. Still, the fact that the word literally now means figuratively because of dumb teens and pop culture just pisses me off.

@dexda: That's a very well articulated argument, as a Muslim I have to agree with you. You can't change what people feel when they hear the word, the guy might as well change his name or find a way to adjust to this unfortunate circumstance. On a side note, the name Bush is even more hated than Hitler out in the east.

@milk: no, the only people who use the word literally to mean figuratively are illiterate morons it's a part of modern society along with words like tho instead of though and dat instead of that, just because imbeciles (who are unfortunately the majority) don't know the actual meaning behind a word, doesn't change it 's meaning.

@Loadstone007: did you even read the article? Jihad may be associated with ''Muslim war against unbelievers'' today but it's literal meaning is ''struggle toward something good'' sort of like ''a valiant effort'' in English.

@biggamerdude: so you agree with my first statement then? The fact that WiiU despite having some great first party games, sucks as a console.

@mrbojangles25: I believe the word you're looking for is ''desperate''.

@biggamerdude: come on man, if games like Skyrim, Dragon Age Inquisition and GTA V were possible on the WiiU then why weren't they made for it? Also, Zelda looks beautiful but they did it in a clever way without relying on graphics, have you ever seen a game on the WiiU with realistic (instead of stylized) faces that actually look realistic? No, because such a game wouldn't be possible on the WiiU without severely limiting the amount of content they could put in there.

@warui: I know he made some good points but the fact that every point he makes is coming from a source of well known bias kinda neuters the impact of said points, and btw I own an Xbox 360 and haven't even made the jump to current gen yet so I'm not sure where you're going with that last bit.

@biggamerdude: that's not saying much considering that it came out in 2012, plus it's games aren't even on par with Xbox 360 in terms of how much content you can put in the game while keeping the graphics on point, a game like Skyrim is impossible on the WiiU and that game came out in 2011.