Sony didn't call Vita PSP2 for a reason. People seem to forget that PSP was a somewhat tainted brand and was despite being an 80m selling system, percieved as a failure at the time. Calling it PSP2 would not have helped anything.I still maintain that calling it Wii 2 and Sony calling Vita the PSP2 would have helped sales and perception somewhat.
Well said. I really like Wara Wara plaza too."Nobody is saying it's better than Switch" - Well.. I am, but that's obviously just my own feeling on it. How is that possible, you ask?
-Played AAA releases years before they were released on Switch
-I don't care about portability
-Wii and virtual console availability
-Quality over quantity appeals to me, I don't want to play huge amounts of mediocre games
-My Wii U library was much larger than my Switch library (hopefully this changes), and I got way more enjoyment out of it overall
-Wii U hardware and OS suits me fine, and in fact I think they're quite charming
-Online may not have been great, but at least it was straightforward
Now this? This was an actual garbage piece of hardware. How people can look at Wii U and call the hardware shit yet say thank god for 3DS is an absolute joke. 3DS deserved to fail a hell of a lot more than Wii U in my book. Wii U brought the gamepad to the table. It at least did something interesting and new. The gamepad when used well was incredible.
Gotta disagree with you there. Having some good games makes a console good.It's just people being hipsters
No having some good games doesn't make a console good
TELL EM! I couldn't play my 3DS, the hardware was that bad. I waited on emulation to become decent.Now this? This was an actual garbage piece of hardware. How people can look at Wii U and call the hardware shit yet say thank god for 3DS is an absolute joke. 3DS deserved to fail a hell of a lot more than Wii U in my book. Wii U brought the gamepad to the table. It at least did something interesting and new. The gamepad when used well was incredible.
What did 3DS do? Brought an awful 3D gimmick that was quickly forgotten. And what else did it do? It did its best to hold handheld gaming back.
I honestly think that during the time the 3DS and WiiU were available the WiiU was the better piece of hardware, the 3DS hardware always felt really cheap coming from the DSi, and for me personally the 3DS library didn't come close to the DS, while the WiiU top games absolutely topped the best Wii games for me.
Then every console ever made is goodGotta disagree with you there. Having some good games makes a console good.
Gotta disagree with you there too bud.
Now this? This was an actual garbage piece of hardware. How people can look at Wii U and call the hardware shit yet say thank god for 3DS is an absolute joke. 3DS deserved to fail a hell of a lot more than Wii U in my book. Wii U brought the gamepad to the table. It at least did something interesting and new. The gamepad when used well was incredible.
What did 3DS do? Brought an awful 3D gimmick that was quickly forgotten. And what else did it do? It did its best to hold handheld gaming back.
Well you could also elaborate instead of just saying you disagree
You don't need to use the GamePad to boot up a Wii gameIt had good games, the system is a faff.
I fire it up to play Wii games these days and the Wiipad is just an entry barrier when it should just let me use a Wii Remote.
Game.com is an example of a bad system.Well you could also elaborate instead of just saying you disagree
They didn't, they prioritized cheap in combination with bc and sold it as size and power consumption.Nintendo actually went out of their way to make a console that in some ways were weaker than the consoles that was like 7 years old at that point. Who the fuck prioritizes size and absurdly low power consumption in a console?