Lol, this topic is amusing.

Maroon 5, One Republic and Train.

Boy bands usually carry bad connotation by default, so not sure if I would consider them overrated.

Older bands whose name has been carried out through the course of time are being remembered for a reason, whether or not anyone disagrees with their merit.

Rayman Legends | Need For Speed: Most Wanted U | I heard good things about Batman: Arkham City and Splinter Cell: Blacklist | I hope Watch_dogs is | Then probably some more like the Ninja Gaiden 3: Razrs Edge.

I'm not sure it will. It wasn't even suppose to come out for the system until Ubi's Russian Team decided to pursue it further. Would be a nice trade off for all the time Wii U buyers will have to wait for it though :c

Lol, geez at all this Frontier hate. Tonfa looks pretty awesome, although the Chax and Insect Staff look like a split Tonfa. Frontier is created by a different team altogether. No point in pointing the blame finger at Capcom.

And to clarify, we're getting an ultimate version of MH 4 (will be called 4G in Japan). It's an updated version of the already released 4.

The 3DS version would have been slaughtered without separate release dates. I think the Smash direct gave us enough insight to prove they'll be distinct differences to warrant a purchase of both titles.

Will u both. Can't wait.

I'm with Auzzie on this one. PS4 saw a lot of gamers switch over from Xbox, so it doesn't sound terribly odd for Sony/Naughty Dog to pander. If not them, then definitely the "new Gen = better visuals" folk. I don't care for it, and won't pick it up unless (if any) newer content proves worth the purchase, but I understand why it's being made.

Looks the same. Will recommend to anyone without a PS3 but with a PS4.

My favorite titles have less to do with how great they are and more to do with how much they've influenced me. So I think generally, those games would be

SotC: It's approach to a minimalistic narrative is what really made this game. It's push to have the player self-reflect is what opened me up to want to explore game narratives.

Majora's /ALTTP: Nintendo always knows how to speak to both children and adults. Both of these games demonstrate how to treat a child's mind with respect. It certainly made me feel that way as a child when I played.

Spec Ops: Can anyone talk about Spec Ops without giving it away? I mean, I guess one of the eariler elements I loved was just how abrassive it was towards modern shooters. Took a mundane genre and gave it so much depth. A depth not often spoken of in games. Just play it.

Nier: This game is flawed, but the powerhouse that was Kaine more than made up for it all. This game, visual and clothing mishaps aside, understands mature elements and how to speak about them. So great.

MGS: What's to say about this that hasn't already been said? Dear goodness Phantom Pain better be good.

Mother 3: Symbolism is everything in this game. Was one of the one games that I related to on a personal level. Ended up being therapeutic.

Smash, DMC 3, MGS 2/3/4, FF Tactics, maybe 999 (Japanese, not the terrible English translation), Over My Dead Body, Yume Nikki and Journey all rank up there for me as well.

I have no idea how I'm suppose to feel about this title. I think that feeling is what's going to spearhead sells.

I'll be buying this.

I have great admiration for Colbert. I'm sort of torn on this. It's great for him but it's the end of a great character. Thankfully his humor both in character and out of character is great. Here's to hoping this won't ruin him.

Hey guys. Obviously new to the forums and new to the Wii U as well. I play lots of Monster Hunter and smash, so hit me up if you want to play.