Man, I hope one of those games is a new Jet Set Radio. Imagine being able to create your own grafiti on the Gamepad.

I am so sad. I am so very, very sad. XD

Maybe I'm naive, but I have an honest question. What's the big deal with the "sales projections"? People keep bringing up the sales projections like it's some kind of big deal. Is it? I'm asking honestly. So Nintendo expected to sell 15 million 3DSes, but only sold 14 million. So what? Is something "bad" supposed to happen if they don't reach these goals? Again, I'm asking honestly here.

@cornishlee

I totally agree with your comment. It's not so black and white. You can't just lump everyone into the same category. Everyone has their own motivations, desires, and reasons for buying the system.

I still play my Wii to this day. Don't even own a Wii U yet (or even a 3DS, for that matter). I'm still trying to finish off some Wii games I haven't gotten around to yet.

At first I thought it was a suit that you wear, but a toy robot isn't that bad an idea.

Was Star Fox the first on-rails shooter?

Pikmin 2. Wii version.

Don't worry, guys. When we're playing Zelda, Mario, Metroid, and Smash Bros. on Wii U in glorious HD, we're going to look back on this and laugh.

This guy says the Wii U "screams innovation" while Michael Pachter says it's not innovative enough. Hm, I think I'll listen to the guy who actually MAKES games.

Mario Galaxy 2.

Prince of Persia: The Fallen King

Pikmin 2, Wii version.

So does this mean the Wii U actually makes money with every unit sold?

I think there was a Rocketeer game on the NES.

This is so frustrating. They got the game and don't want it, we want the game and don't got it!

@Bass_X0

You think they're going to try to make this series more accessible to newcomers, a series that was ALWAYS for kids to begin with? This series couldn't be more "accessible" if it tried. And it's not like they need to attract more fans. Pokemon is already popular as all hell.

Ninja Gaiden Dragon Sword on DS.

If Capcom had made this themselves, it would have been pretty cool. But if the best they could muster for Mega Man's 25th was to simply put up a fan-made game, well that's just kind of...sad.

I honestly don't care if the Wii U doesn't get super strong third-party support. I'm getting a Wii U for the same reason I get all my Nintendo systems: So I can play Nintendo's superb first-party franchises, and the OCCASIONAL third-party gem.

Kirby's Epic Yarn.

You hacked it by mistake, but you couldn't look away. lol

Yeah, you BETTER give Nintendo some props, Tretton. After having "borrowed" the Wii's motion controller design, and having your Vita getting the stuffing kicked out of it by the 3DS, it's about time you gave Nintendo some respect.

Yeah, I'm with you guys. I want to SEE something before I get my hopes up.

So...where's your console, Petey? Could you do better?

Well you thought wrong, Shiggy.

Uh oh. The hardcore gamers feel threatened (again). Everyone head for the hills!

Hey, at least her mother cared enough to make her daughter do her homework (and do it right) when she found that F, even if her parenting methods were a little...er...questionable. I come from a broken home too, and my parents didn't give a crap what I did. I could have dropped out of school altogether and they wouldn't have given a damn. It's a miracle I turned out alright. I was always a good kid at heart so I chose to do the right thing, even without their support.

The way Reggie is looking and smiling at him is kinda creepy.

Epic Mickey.

Ummm, yup. He pretty much hit the nail on the head.

Good. Hopefully this will convince Square to bring over Bravely Default.

de Blob 2 and Sin & Punishment: Star Successor.

And Probably some Rhythm Heaven Fever and de Blob 2. Two more games in my collection that I have yet to complete...

Sin & Punishment: Star Successor and Pokemon Black.

The Wii ain't dead until the fat lady sings!

...or the chu chu train.

de Blob 2. Picked it up yesterday for 15 bucks at Wal-Mart.

Lately I've been going back and picking up DS games I may have missed. Right now I'm playing Ninja Gaiden Dragon Sword. After that I'm going to finish up Kirby Mass Attack, and after I type this I'm acutally on my way to Best Buy right now to pick up a copy of Monster Tale I saw there the other day.

I downloaded this the day it came out and finished it yesterday. Took me just under a week to finish it. And I enjoyed every second of it. Everyone buy this game. C'mon, guys. Sega is on tough times. Let's all help them out.

@RedBlueSpot

There's a difference?

@mamp

I'd settle for a port of Jet Set Radio Future on Wii U with the bugs fixed and the ability to draw your own grafiti on the tablet controller. Is that really to much to ask? Would it cost them THAT much money?

Not interested. The only thing games like this does for me is make me miss the old Sega. And the great games they USED to put out. James, you say that Vyse and Panzer Dragoon equals a day-one buy for you, but to me, sticking Vyse and a Panzer Dragoon-themed level into their silly kart racer is no substitute for the real things. No substitutes for actual follow-ups to these once great series'. It's just a tactic (and not even a very good one at that) to get gullible people like you to buy their little racing game. Sorry to be such a downer, but that's my 2 cents.

Sonic & Knuckles, please!

Don't you guys realise that there are new kids every year, enjoying Mario for the very first time? He may be getting old to you — of course he is, you've been playing him for 30 years — but he's brand-spanking-new to several kids around the world.

So unless he gets some serious competition (which doesn't look like it'll ever happen. I mean if it hasn't happened by now...), gaming somehow dies altogether, or the human race stops making babies, I don't think Mario will ever stop being popular.

Don't know why everyone's acting funny. We knew this was coming. This game was announced a WHILE ago.

I just downloaded MotoHeroz off WiiWare and am playing it for the first time (I'm a little late, I know) and IT. IS. AMAZING. I'll probably be on this one game all weekend, haha.

The REAL question is, did he know about Nintendo's policy before he decided to put his game on WiiWare? I don't know much about the biz, but I'm sure there are "disclaimers" or "user agreements" that have to be read and signed before any game can be put on WiiWare. And I'm sure they mention the 40mb limit and the 6000 sales thing. So if he knew this beforehand, but still decided to go ahead with it, then he can't really get mad at Nintendo now. He knew what he was getting into. Sounds to me like he's just upset his game didn't sell well.

Box Pusher... Wow, did it take them all night to come up with that title?

Seaman in 3D? The new slogan should be, "Seamen in your face!"