@Hagan: Probably none, since they changed the way you get BP last week. You can't idle for points anymore. You have to pick up a weapon/attachment/armor.

@soliaired50: I got one 5-6 weeks ago on a whim, and really wish I held out. I've really only used it to play Puyo Puyo Tetris (which I already got on my Xbone forever ago), as I had already played Zelda on my Wii U. Mario Odyssey looks pretty good, but other than that, I'm not really interested in much of what Nintendo has to offer so far.

@xnshd: Is that supposed to be an insult? Maybe when you have more women in your life than your mom you won't sound like a child, too.

@darthrevenx: I can't imagine being one of those children below that hate something before it even airs, just because they are afraid of women.

@gotrekfabian: You sound like a child.

@playstationzone: You're kind of a fool if you bought a console on the prospect of a game you know nothing about. Anyone that saw that bullshit 2015 press conference with Shenmue 3 and FFVII Remake and thought "This is the time to buy a PS4," deserves what they got. At least wait until the games are detailed, if not waiting for them to be fucking out.

@freeryu: Microsoft has put some games on Steam, though. You just don't get the crossbuy version if you by it there.

@louixiii: That Division deal has been in place since 2014 at the earliest. Before his time at the top.

@dz99ls: And if it doesn't what will you say then?

$250 max. It is a Tegra-powered console for one, but more importantly they need to make themselves relevant to a gaming audience that has been ignoring Nintendo for the past 5-6 years. A cheaper console (that still needs all of the games releasing this holiday and next spring) is a good way to get noticed by the price sensitive market, which just happens to be the largest slice of the game-buying market.