> A lot of people with a Wii didn't buy much software But that's wrong - the Wii had a perfectly fine attach ratio of a bit over 8 games per console - above PS

> A lot of people with a Wii didn't buy much software But that's wrong - the Wii had a perfectly fine attach ratio of a bit over 8 games per console - above PS3 but below XBox 360. Sources: http://www.ign.com/articles/2008/01/24/wii-tie-ratio-at-81-in-december http://www.ign.com/articles/2008/01/24/wii-tie-ratio-at-81-i... http://www.gamasutra.com/php-bin/news_index.php?story=20988 http://www.gamasutra.com/php-bin/news_index.php?story=20988 As far as the current gen goes, I see only the Wii U as an actual console. XBone is an always-on camera on a consumer PC and I have to pay to get online. PS4 is a consumer PC without a camera and I have to pay to get online. They have nothing that won't come on the PC that's worth playing. And for the 3DS the two problems I see are the low pixel density of the screen and the motion controls. The low pixel density means I see different jaggies (aliasing) with each eye and that feels weird. The motion controls don't mesh well with the need to always keep the system at a precise tilt and distance from my eyes, but in games without motion controls it works reasonably well. I wonder if any game studio would decide to not use the 3D feature, but instead push better graphics. P.S. The one thing that worries me about the 3DS is the lack of homebrew. Flashcarts are already available but only for piracy, I still can't run my own software on the device.