I agree, the only problem Nintendo is having is a lack of games to move the hardware. #1.1

I put my money on puzzle platformer #4.2

double post #4.1

The fact the my country has been in some armed conflict since I've been born and before should be the focus of politicians. My gaming skills does not doesn't authorize bombs dropping in the Middle east or Contra wars in South America, or the torture of human beings in secret prisons across the globe. #6

I have a Wii U and plan on getting a PS4 when it releases. Gamers like myself must be a rare minority; considering all the Nintendo doom articles popping up. Sure I can concede that Nintendo may have prematurely released their console without having adequate software to support, or having a clear marketing messages, but I'm certain that will change come E3. By that time, with all consoles announced, Nintendo can start making their argument as to why you want a Wii U. #1.4

I'll be surprised if it's less then $500, either way I'm buying. #1.3.2

Simply put, I will buy a PS4, if Killzone has Move support. If not then I'll be satisfied with my Wii U and PC. All that sharing especially with Facebook is a bit too invasive for me. #12

Thanks for the info. I didn't catch that part, my livestreaM Went Down. #21.2.1

nail on head, spoken like a true rational person. #3.1.1

even though I'm looking forward to the PS4, I'm also concerned. What kind of media will it use, Blu Ray? There was a lot of focus on sharing and connectivity, and instant game downloads, plus the console was not shown. Could this possibly mean they are eliminating disk? I don't know, but what they didn't say is telling. #21

My body is ready #119

Sorry a Demo won't due, however I do have an Idea... Release the game for the Wii U in February and problem solved. #1

The issue for me is not Legends going mulitplatform, it's the 7 month delay because of it. From not even being that interested in Rayman, to playing the demo I was instantly sold; the game looked amazing. Now only to hear the publishers want to delay a finished product to appease Microsoft and Sony is too much. I would have been fine with Ubisoft releasing Legends in February and following up with an Playstation, Xbox release on it was finished for those platforms. This has nothing to do... #1.12

I don't agree with the delay for the Wii After playing the demo I was looking forward to buying the game day 1 in February, even though Ihaven't been much of a Rayman fan, but with a 7 month delay I'm pretty sure I'll lose interest by that time. #6

With development cost on the rise, and companies like THQ possible going under.If the WiiU sales continue to be strong, many companies could see the WiiU as being less risky to develope for depending on how powerful Sony and Microsoft make their consoles. A good example is the 3ds and Vita, the Vita hands down is the more powerful system, but who is developing for it. With increased power comes increased cost of development. #17

Well the Metroid Prime Trilogy: Collectors Edition was extremely limited. #5

Whats the deal with Ubisoft not releasing demos in the US, first Rayman now this. #2

You have the option for split screen, but having two separate screens regardless of size limits the amount of information you have to process and adds to the immersion. #8.2

Finally someone who gets it. Capacitive screens are great for my shiny new phone, but when it comes to something my kids handle on a regular basis, having the durability of the resistive screen is a bit more comforting. #4.1

Microsoft and I hate to say it Sony, could potentially lose big next generation. The situation in Europe is a foreshadow of what's coming to the US. With Europe dealing with it's economic crisis there's not much money families have to spend on non essentials such as gaming. Yeah Nintendo didn't go hogwild with it's specs, but I feel that was a move to remain somewhat still affordable in case the economy doesn't improve. And with having at least a year ahead of Microsof... #5