So who here wants to write to Nintendo, and about the Gamecube attachment idea?

[L___E___T]

Thankyou - I laughed at the first line and some other lines, but you're kinda close on the future stuff, cloud gaming is going to become bigger and bigger.

You know, the Gamecube player already does GB, GBC and GBA right?
You will never have enough letters for the rest though, because no amount of letters will make that happen.

[ericj]

Instead we let them hatemongers, the bigots, the women who wear pants, and the men who enjoy being women have their day.

WTF, man? I've read just about enough of your hateful bullshit. I'm surprised your moronic trolling is still tolerated here.

[RegalSin]

cloud gaming is going to become bigger and bigger.

There is no such thing. I just described the average computer gamer from the late 1990's. If anybody could remember the days when you was given the option of downloading the game or buying the actually product. It is also called somebody buying something for nothing.

Like if I sold you

A PDF Textbook
A game as a ISO file
A mp3 that has limitations
A downloadable poster data
...........

You still need to provide the body. That is what we do when we download things.............unless your in Canada of course, the fine Canadian people are to highly for that kind of stuff and enjoys beating the snot out of seals instead.
The reality they just screwed the entire consumer over like no tommorow.

[nensondubois]

I'm starting to think this is a joke.

Whatever the case, I'd still like to add that I hope Digital distribution will remain optional forever.

[L___E___T]

Just because you're not getting something physical, doesn't mean you're getting nothing.  Ever paid to watch a movie at the theatre?  Same principle.

[linkzpikachu]

I'm starting to think this is a joke.

Whatever the case, I'd still like to add that I hope Digital distribution will remain optional forever.

i agree with this. personally i like something tangiable weather it be a game or a DVD movie

[FamicomRetroGamer]

A true let down is that the Wii 2 will only be possible to use one controller, no more no less.

They've said to the client could use 3DS as a controller, so the 3DS costs around $250, and lets say Wii 2 is approx $300, that makes $550... At this price a medium/high end gaming PC would be better suited.

Plus, on the PC you can play all sorts of emulators (PS1, PS2, NGC, Wii, DS, Mega Drive, Saturn, NES, SNES, Game Boy, GBC, GBA, GameGear, Atari, etc...).

Nintendo isn't thinking this through, N in the past/present allows multiplayer with 4 or more controllers on the Wii 1, but with the Wii 2 it's only one. What the hell?!

I'm yet to see the official controller of Wii 2, I can't believe that huge thing with a screen on it is the actual controller, it isn't cheap neither.

[ericj]

I thought they said the WiiU will support all Wii controllers, too? So that's at least more than just one controller, and you have no idea what they'll ultimately come out with regarding the larger, new controller. How can you possibly think Nintendo is going to build a new console that only supports one controller? Geez...

I think you're jumping the gun on this whole thing. There isn't enough solid information to make a decision about it or complain about it at this point. 

[FamicomRetroGamer]

I thought they said the WiiU will support all Wii controllers, too? So that's at least more than just one controller, and you have no idea what they'll ultimately come out with regarding the larger, new controller. How can you possibly think Nintendo is going to build a new console that only supports one controller? Geez...

I think you're jumping the gun on this whole thing. There isn't enough solid information to make a decision about it or complain about it at this point. 

Oh geez, oh good darnit...

Oh look it is in fact one controller per console GamerPro.

Now, stop acting like a douchebag, ericj.

[ericj]

Now, stop acting like a douchebag, ericj.

Seriously? You're in no position to tell people how to act considering your ranting behavior. 

And it's one touchscreen controller, not, as you said, "...the Wii 2 will only be possible to use one controller, no more no less." Maybe you don't understand the difference between what you said and "one touchscreen controller",but there is one whether you're able to comprehend it or not. Your statement was misleading. 

And that article said they're still exploring the possibility of using more than one touchscreen. Maybe you only read the headline...

[L___E___T]

Yeah, use Wii controllers etc. - but the real disappointment for me was that it will be on par with PS3 and 360. 
By the time of release (or now, depending on how you look at it) - these are old systems.

I don't want to always feel like a gen behind, I was hoping they'd go all out this time and bring the successor back to compete with PS4 and '720', which are already seen about.

Well I won't be buying one anyway, I'd rather have an iPad2 and a 720 but I'm open to anything new they bring, at this rate though it just looks like a toy to me.

[FamicomRetroGamer]

Unless "PS4" or "XB3" bring anything new, that the previous didn't have, there's not really a reason to buy it, at least in my case.

I'm very satisfied with PS3/X360 games, services, features, etc. It's all great!

We now have HD graphics, the next step should be having realistic graphics, like high end PC's, but it'd make it expensive.

[petik1]

This is hilarious.

[L___E___T]

The future is cloud based, so yeah they're more powerful, but it's more how you access and play them than the sheer power.
Problem is, games already cost tens of millions to make - double the power and you are nearly doubling that figure too.

[MasterDisk]

This is hilarious.