Well the time has come to introduce myself.... (this time without writing a novel as I always do
)My name is Jason and although I was unfortunate to not buy the wii U when it was released (despite my pre-order) I am within the next few weeks tweaking my budget around so that I can trade in my "PS3" for this system. I know that PS3 has its perks but when it comes down to it, Nintendo is where I was raised on aside from Genesis and it would be a betrayl to continue down the path in which Sony has brought me. I have spent thousands on add ons and content and have nothing to show for it yet I look at our Wii in the bedroom and I think about the time I ran 10.6 Miles on "Walk it out" or the funny times I had playing "You dont know Jack" and the countless hours of getting through "Chocobo's Dungeon" and who could forget the lovely time with "Final Fantasy Tides of Time". I missed out on alot while playing my PS3 and even Skyrim isnt worth keeping PS3 around because like a user said on here.. Sony could be going down hill... While I still have the system I hope to meet friends on here who can give some objective on what I should do. I hope to make new friends and enjoy the company of old friends (once I am settled) it all comes down to making a name for myself here and engaging in new experiences.
While my introduction may be unique in its presentation, I am happy to be here as I feel that Nintendo is home for me. If anything thanks to Nintendo I was able to lose close to 30lbs and it certainly brings my partner and I together. Its nice to say that I turned 29 a week ago or so and realize that nintendo has one of the best communities out there to date, and being here I hope to spread this joy around. If you ever need a friend I am certainly here. Anyways, I am glad to be here and hope to meet new people and share good times. As time progresses I will release my Wii U network name and attached is a photo of Eric and I in Maui, HI where we spent 12 days from Dec. 20th - Jan 1st of last year. I am on the right (with the glasses) and I do this because I like showing people that behind that console really beats the heart of a caring community member
