Topic: Have sold 75% of my Wii U games already, how about you?

I already sold my Wii U versions of Monster Hunter, Tekken, Call of Duty, City Undercover, Epic Mickey. They just were not impressive as a next gen game to me. They felt like I was on 360 or PS3. At 1st the 2nd screen is cool, but its not enough to make you want to play again and again since the games are not impressive on their own.

Pretty much the only game I am sure to keep is Mario Bros. U. and will get Luigi DLC

I have Sonic Racing and Nintendoland and don't play those either. (Mickey, Sonic and Nintendoland were for my GF mostly and she hasnt touched them after playing each one 2-3 times).

Anyone else like me and just keep selling the games, not finding them to be impressive enough or fun enough to keep you playing? I have a PC and there are so many good games on there, that could be one reason, Wii U games just can't compare so far to us.

This may not end well....
I sorry to hear that these games didn't satisfy ya. Think you gotta wait for more WiiU games or...

Yea, I keep buying games trying to see if any will grab my attention, you know when you have a new console you want to use it, but mine mostly is used for Amazon videos and very little gaming. The games I do play the most are Mario, Pinball and virtual console games.

Games that I look froward to are Mario Kart 8, Xeno game by Monolith, Zelda, Donkey Kong and some others, but they all mostly seem to be in 2014.

I only buy games I feel as if I'm going to keep. So, no.

I've sold the copy of NintendoLand that came with the console. I don't plan to sell the other games I own for it.

Woah, woah, woah, you sold MONSTER HUNTER??? Let's not get crazy here.

I haven't sold any of my games yet. Even though there are some I haven't played in a while, I still want them in case I do feel like playing them sometime..

Too late, apparently.

Yeah, that's a bit crazy. Selling Monster Hunter but keeping Mario? For shame.

Nope....I enjoy Monster Hunter greatly.
Your loss if you don't want to see what that game has for you.

I sold NSMBU and that's it. I only have Nintendo Land and Monster Hunter now.

Yea I wanted to like it, tried to keep playing for a few sessions and hours at a time, but I had never played this series before and found I don't like this game.

I have played Dark Souls and Vindictus and other games where you hunt big bosses and thought "Monster Hunter will be even better" since it had so much hype, but I felt like the controls are not as responsive as I would like and the "online" part is also not how I thought it would be. I can see it is fun and a good game, just not my type of game I guess being that I have so many games already and ones I consider to be better in the same/similar genre.

Maybe the next Monster Hunter will be even better and I might enjoy it more, will have to wait and see.

I only have 3 games. And I (with a few previous exceptions, and they were shovelware games I didn't even pick myself), never sell my games anyway.

hypocrisy

I never sell any of my games may want to revisit them

I never sell any of my games may want to revisit them

Why does everything have to look and feel "next gen"? That doesn't even make sense! Can't a game just be fun enough for you to want to keep it?

NO. IT HAS TO BE NEXT GEN-LIKE. THAT'S NOT A VAGUE DESCRIPTION AT ALL.

By next gen I mean depth of the game, size of the worlds, graphics, animation, sound, UI, everything should feel advanced compared to the PS3, Wii and 360. The online should feel modern, many features, etc. compared to last gen which was wii, ps3, 360.

The games I have played so far don't feel like anything I can't get a better version of on my PC or on an old console other than Mario since its mario and not on any other machine.

What else is there to understand about what Next gen means? It means better game in every way as far as playability, visuals, sounds and features.

Yes it could be, but like I said none of the games I sold felt fun to me enough to play them over games I have already on older machines or on my PC.

Mario is the lone game I go back to after playing 2-3 times. Why can't you accept that the games are not up to par for some of us?

If they are fun enough for you guys I accept that, but was making this thread to see how many are like myself and sold a lot of them so far.