@Frost259 Agreed. There's still hope for the Wii U. I think it will perform well in the future simply because of how fun the console is to play.

@cowkiller321 @Necro_Fear89 If you've neither the Wii or Wii U, I highly recommend the Wii U. There are great Wii games out there at really low prices. The virtual console service is a step up from the Wii. Being able to offer different types of gameplay using the gamepad is awesome, the price is right considering all you're getting, and the list goes on and on.

@Necro_Fear89 Have you had a chance to purchase the Wii U? It really is a family oriented console. What that means is, for the price, many people in the family will enjoy the games on the console, instead of just a few.

@B-boy Maybe the next to last... who knows what the future holds. The 3ds is actually a really great machine and is selling quite well. Nintendo may stick to portables in the future. It's a shame because the Wii U is a lot of fun. Just watch people playing Nintendoland for proof.

@JOHN1486 Yeah... A lot of people I speak to, in fact, virtually every person I know of that owns a wii, hasn't even the smallest clue that the Wii U is out. Without a dedicated sales force, the Wii U will have trouble gaining momentum. Nintendo needs to reach out to its distribution channels and show them how to sell the Wii U to customers.

@Grimkillah That's sad. Wii U is really awesome!

urrm... well... maybe people who preordered the game I can understand. People who purchased the game after release, however, have but themselves to blame. The people actually making any money here will be the lawyers.

@sergiodoom In the meantime there's always the 3ds. They've got some crazy software for that!

@hersito @kardes I must say, I sounded rather like a commercial there, didn't I?

@JD_Escobar what do you thing about 'Wii 2 (squared)'?