IrishNurse

Donkey kong's crash course gets a 9/10 because i think they made some parts too difficult.

The octopus gets the same score because it can be hard to keep up with the instructor even if you have rhythm which I do.

I think both could be a bit easier, but not too much because I do love a challenge

No one's trolling lol

I was told no so I wanted to ask

I love my Wii u. Before buying a console, I always check out the games first because I won't buy a system if there isn't at least a couple that I like. I can also play my older games so I'm not restricted to the new ones. I also love miiverse and being able to do screenshots when I need help or showing off progress. I also love the game pad itself which is why I originally didn't want the console, but playing with it at Best Buy helped.

Depending in where you got it, you probably could've returned it for a full refund. Either way - I can tell you did not look into the games that would be released on the Wii u on launch day and the ones coming soon. Any gamer knows that there are only a few games released at launch which makes sense. You don't want a dozen games released if the system flops not that Nintendo really has that problem.

Would you return a phone for the lack of accessories? Not quite the same thing, but any smart buyer researches before purchasing such an expensive item. It's called being an educated buyer rather than jumping in feet first.

In 3 weeks or so - mine froze once. The update took less than an hour thanks to my Internet. I was aware of the lack of games, but I know there will be more later. Like others have said, most people who buy Nintendo products at launch are in it for the long haul. Buying another system a couple of weeks later shows that you did not do as much as research as you claimed. I knew about Zombie U, but decided against it. Honestly, I wanted epic mickey 2 for the Wii U though I ended up with 3 games total. My Wii U came with Nintendoland. I agree with Susanmary428.