Well, considering I was not going to even buy next generation consoles, (Did end up with a Wii U), There's really not all that much to forgive that well, however, even if the economy was good and I was going to buy all of the next gen consoles, the Xbox one would still too resource dependent.That doesn't mean I won't buy and play games for my original Xbox, Xbox 360, or Windows 7 gaming computer, though.

I will say that it is quite comfortable to use, and I like how the games that I've tried use it properly. I'm pretty happy with it.

The female main character from Pok'emon Leaf green/Fire red , Glados from Portal, and Gex from the Gex series on the PlayStation 1.

I currently have

NES, SNES, N64, and Gamecube

Wii and Wii U

Game boy and Game boy pocket

Game boy advance, GBA SP and GBA micro

Nintendo DS and Nintendo 3DS

Sega Genisus and Sega Dreamcast

Playstation 1, 2, and 3

Playstation protable and Vita

Xbox and Xbox 360

Intelevision

Widnows XP and 7 gaming computers

Windows 98 and Ubuntu laptops

My main response is actually a question... Does Bethsheba really have a hardwhare problem with the Wii U or does Bethsheba just not want to publish games for the Wii U, and is just using the hardware as an excuse? If Bethsheba has a hard ware problem, I think they should say what that is, but if Bethsheba just dosen't want to make games on the Wii U, then hiding behind a hardware issue may not be the best way to say that.

I think the system is ok as is, But I would do five things:

1. Advertise more

2. increase the Ram to 2.5 GB and add additional ram for the OS

3. Increase the CPU to a 2.6 GHz quadcore

4. Increase Graphic card unit effecenct and power by 12%-20%

5. Offer to fund a few games for popular TV shows, Books, and other non video game entertainment sorces, while makeing them not only avalable on launch, but also makeing them excelent games, not a junk or sub-par game that relies on the gimmik of it being from a famous book, movie, or tv show.

Here's a list of what I'd like to see on the Wii U

Pok'emon statium 3: (Similar to Pokemon Stadium 2, but with a lot more fetures, and a full trainers acadamy storyline.)

Gex 4: (Baised off the Gex series.)

Monster Rancher 5:

Digimon world 3 revamped: (Baised off of digimon world three, but with more digimon, custimisable tamers, the option to switch between original PS1 and Wii U graphics, and a stroyline twice as long.

Nascer Rumble 2: (Baised off of Nascar Rumble for the Playstation 1)

Mount and Blade:

School tycoon U: (Biased off the School tycoon game for the PC)

Moon Tycoon U: (Baised off thr Moon tycoon game for the PC)

I do like to play some Golf games from time to time. I'm not nesscerly disapointed by the lack of a major golf game on the Wii U, but I am eargerly looking forward to one comming out.

Well, I wasn't going to buy the wii U originally, but my great grandmother purchesed it for me back in May as a... real early birthday present, (My birthday is in Agust), so I'll probably buy most of the multi-plats for the Wii U, unless I can only get them on a computer and then I'd only buy them if my current gaming computer can support it decently. I probably won't buy any more consoles except replacements due to the bad economy and lack of storage.

Hi there! My name is Halbird. I purchesed a Wii U back in May and thought I might try looking for a Wii U forum. I saw this and thought, "Hey, this looks pretty good," So I thought I might give the forum a try. Anyways, here's a few things about me:

I can be shy at times.

My three most favorite Nintendo game systems are the Super Nintendo, Wii U, and the Game Boy Advance.

Although I do enjoy many nintendo games and consoles, I'm usally open to play games on any console.

My favorite non-Nintendo consoles are Sega Dreamcast, Sega Genisus, Playstation 1 & 2, PSP, and the Xbox 360 Slim.

I almost always play offline.

And that's about it for me.