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I'm not surprised. Still don't understand the value proposition of the Wii U, despite the heavy PR and marketing currently in effect. Why buy a Wii U when you

by nhangen 14y ago

I'm not surprised. Still don't understand the value proposition of the Wii U, despite the heavy PR and marketing currently in effect. Why buy a Wii U when you can play your iPhone/iPod/Android and probably have an XBOX/PS3 already?

weego 14y ago
Because first party Nintendo games still have some love and heart put into them, in stark contrast to a lot of the "AAA" titles on their biennial churn (Level 5 are one of the few others who keep franchises going yet manage to keep the quality up). Granted there is a lot of good indie work on mobile but it's not a like for like, we aren't discussing the DS here.