So back in early March, Titanfall dropped, got high review scores, supposedly "redefined" the FPS genre.

I haven't seen or heard any article on the game since then.

Is it still selling well?

Or was it simply a 1-week wonder?

I personally played it for about 2 weeks and then stopped playing it after some other games came out. I haven't had a single desire to go back and play it anymore though. I don't think it was burnout either, because I didn't really play it that much. I think I got up around Level 25 or so.

Does Titanfall not have that "addictive" nature to it that some other games do? Is it really not that great?

I personally think the game was very hollow and needed more modes and customization. It's a solid engine, but it seems as if they didn't really DO anything with it.

What do you guys think?

When Mario Kart Wii outsold GTA IV and every analyst/forum dweller's jaw dropped.

...they're the same source

Here is one:

Published on Feb 10, 2014

http://www.nowgamer.com/news/2275103/dev_explains_xbox_one_1080p_struggles_says_ps4_more_of_a_gaming_machine.html

"It was clearly a bit more complicated to extract the maximum power from the Xbox"

Personally I think it was the GC/GBA era. The GBA and Gamecube were BOTH amazing.

Anyway I made this because I find conversations among sheep very interesting. When you ask people what their favorite zelda, mario, metroid, or pokemon is you always get a wide spread of answers.

Please, provide your sources for these rumors

If Nintendo made Wii 2 (an updated Wii, no tablet) instead of Wii U, would it have been more successful? Would you have personally have any interest in it or bought it?

For this scenario, lets imagine that the Wii 2 would have had the same graphical capabilities as the Wii U. Also, the motion controls would have been way more refined and accurate. Imagine Red Steel and how it was supposed to be.

What say you?