Well fair enough. And I have to agree with that. EA just doesn't care about the console, and it has nothing to do with which resolution it can achieve. It's selling too badly for them to bother. But they keep making bull sh*t excuses. I'd rather they just came out and said they don't like the console.

Well, the Wii U can handle 1080p at 60fps. The difference is that to do so certain texture effects have to be lowered compared to, say, the PS4. The whole 'resolutiongate' has been blown way out of proportion. 1080p at 60fps isn't difficult to do. My 5 year old PC has played games in 1080p at 60fps for years, but it isn't as powerful as the hardware in the Wii U.

I'm thinking the same thing.

I chose Nintendo for the purpose of this list, but there should have been a fifth option. All of them. I buy all the hardware and play games by every company. Nintendo are my favourite, that's why I chose them, but I'd be foolish to not consider anybody but them. For as long as I have played video games I have played consoles from all the manufacturers as well as PC.

I own both systems, but if something inventive and charming like Tearaway can't move units then this won't either. Most p[eople who love Final Fantasy X and X-2 already own both on the PS2. As for 3DS owners, we're having a great time at the moment.

My favourite moment of E3, by far, was the announcement of The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess. Although I personally feel the game never quite matched the hype and anticipation its announcement was nothing short of epic. And Sony's showing last year just blew Microsoft away, and Jack Tretton's face when everyone screamed to what he said was just priceless. And somebody else mentioned already, but the Halo 2 showing at E3 2003 was great as well. As for my worst moment, choosing is a lot more difficult. Sony's conference in 2006 was abysmal, and then there was Nintendo's showcase of Wii Music. And as good as Sony's conference was last year Microsoft's was equivalently as bad.

Gen 7 was really slow off the mark. It always felt to me like Microsoft launched the Xbox 360 too early, and nothing for it at launch was compelling enough to make me want one straight away. But because my Dad loved the first Xbox he got a 360 as soon as he could. Even my fanaticism for Rare at the time (something which has since disappeared thanks to their recent games) wasn't enough for me personally, despite Kameo and Perfect Dark Zero.

When you put the original broken link up, and it took me to my own reviews, I felt really proud of myself as I genuinely thought, for a moment, that you read my reviews and were impressed haha :P

I enjoyed Skyrim a lot, but as somebody who played it at launch I can safely say my experience was marred at first by the amount of glitches and bugs I encountered. Everywhere I went I encountered something messed up. Some of the glitches are humorous at first, but after a while I was sick of them. But playing it now is totally fine. It's like a completely different experience. It may have been a mess at first but at least Bethesda sorted it out with successive updates.

It's Skyrim, so probably quite a bit :P