@Gr3gSolidus: Finally someone talking some sense. Even if this game did get finished there's no guarantee it would have been any good. Especially considering the staff's track record when it came to game development. It all seems like a bunch of pipe dreams that they wanted to make, but I doubt they had the actual talent to do it.

Micro-transactions must be a good thing then, because there's no way anything logical or reasonable would ever be said by Kanye West.

@SaintsRowLA I would love a new Rainbow six, but I have this sinking feeling that they're going to turn the game into a CoD clone with some squad tactics thrown in.

Fallout 4 would be nice, but considering nothing has been officially announced, I'm guessing it's at least 2 years off. That's assuming they are working on it now of course. This will probably get me crucified for saying, but I'd like to see some multiplayer in it too. Not MMO style like they're doing with ESO, but it'd be nice if I could invite a buddy or two to come play around in my world for a little bit. Kind of like how borderlands has it set up. Fallout lets you take A.I. companions around, so why not a real life friend instead?

I don't think numbers will matter at all this generation. Both consoles will sell enough to keep their third party support, so whichever console you choose you're going to get the games you want. The only thing that should sway you're mind are the handful of exclusives, but regardless how good those are, it's not going to cause one side to dominate the other. I'm calling it now that this generation is pretty much going to be a stalemate. I'm sure one will sell a couple million more than the other, but in the grand scheme of things, that's not really all that many.

A lot of people are like me, we'll buy a Wii U, when Nintendo gives us a reason to. Reggie was correct when he said people buy Nintendo systems for the games they can only play on those systems, so where are those games. You expect me to get excited for Mario in a cat suit? Or another side scrolling Donkey Kong? Yeah these games are great, and I would definitely get them if I had a Wii U. But I sure as hell won't by one for them. Super Smash Bros is definitely going to sway my mind a bit, but I truly won't consider a purchase until I have a new Legend of Zelda, and Metroid game at least on the coming soon list.

@dashboardman @JW2252 The only reason I really can't agree that it deserves higher is because this is not an indie title. MS is a giant with money to spare backing up double helix. But good ole MS had those dollar signs in their eyes and most likely demanded it be out at launch no matter what. They could have easily withheld it a few more months and added all the content that should be in a game of this calibur, but instead they wanted to pad the numbers of their launch lineup. I'm sorry to Double Helix, but in the end it's unexcuseable for an unfinished game to be released when you have a company as big as MS fronting the bill for it.

@dashboardman I would agree with you, only if they withhold launching the game until that content is ready. However, if a game is available to the mainstream market, and they are taking you're money (whether it be for extra characters or costumes or whatever), then the game deserves to be judged as an officially launched title. These so called open beta tests (where the cash shops are open) and soft launches are nothing more than excuses to start taking people's money by giving them an unfinished project.

Still wish they would have made galaxy 3, but this one turned out much better than I expected. I may have to pick it up after all.

@mkeezay22 They'll be able to move some consoles since it's 100 dollars cheaper then the alternative (or 200 if they want an Xbone). Also, PS4 and Xbone will go ridiculously fast, so many parents will pick up a Wii-U so they don't disappoint their kids.