Browsed Kotaku, and Facebook for stuff on the big reveal.

@nik1470 Hooray! Bears rock.

I like turtles.

I wonder if I could be put in a medically induced coma until June 8th.

Well, crud! I'm torn. LEGO City: Undercover, or Harvest Moon: The Tale of Two Towns? I can't decide which to get.

I'm gonna play the ever loving piss out of this game!

I'll update in a bit. I got both versions (madness! I never do this!), even being my first Monster Hunter experience. Absolutely incredible so far, and I'm thrilled I didn't go by just the Wii U demo. I love that I could transfer my game to 3DS when my boyfriend wants to use the Wii U.

**flings money at her screen**

@iPlayNintendo I'll take the play on gazelle anyway. I can't wait these trailers without pangs of longing though. This game needs to be on my 3DS right now!

Gimme already!

I love that my name (Zell) is in the trailer. That never happens!

This game has been teasing me FAR too long!

@warnerdan Just use more disguises in LEGO City: Undercover!

Loved this. The SNES version was my favorite though (even though I was sad when the game ended).

Been thinking of snagging the 3DS version. Might grab this too.

There is a god!

I find it a pretty neat art style.

Office snacks really should be $$!

(Little King's Story was one of the best games I've ever played... period)

It's people like Mark Rein who irk me to no end. All about style, with little substance.

He's still a douchebag. The laughter was completely uncalled for, extremely juvenile, promotes bullying, and an utter turn off.

And I get it. I get that many people feel Nintendo is for nerds and they need to prove that video games are cool and hip by constantly wanting to kill things and blow poop up. I get it. But it still doesn't make his attitude and the blatant scorn many have harbored toward Nintendo okay.

I'm also quite proud of being a nerd. When I had friends bragging about their GameGears in 7th grade, I proudly rocked out on my GameBoy.

@triforcepower73 Many feel that with enough bullying, Nintendo will bow out and say, "Hey, everyone, we tried! Here's Mario on Xbox and Playstation. Enjoy."

Not gonna happen. If anything, the bullying makes me less inclined to buy a non-Nintendo console. Wii U is it for me this generation, and I'm already enjoying the piss out of it!

@MadAussieBloke Precisely!

End bullying now!

Filed under 'Duh'?

Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate (Wii U or 3DS, depends on mood), and definitely LEGO City: Undercover.

Trying to resist the urge to snag Fire Emblem Awakening!

I like turtles.

@Chriiis At @ArkOne77 's house! Ramen and sammiches for all! Woot!

Hopefully there'll also be punch and pie.

@ArkOne77 Make extra, please. I'm coming over!

@ArkOne77 I got Monster Hunter (both versions) and LEGO City last week. My checking account is suffering from whiplash.

I love this site, but I can't wait until the constant moaning of the state of the Wii U goes away. I suppose I'm in the minority as I'm busy ENJOYING the system and its games so far. I've never spent this much money on games so early in the life of any console.

Could sales be better? Of course. Is Nintendo aware of this? Yes. Are there awesome upcoming titles? Yes! Do people need to simmer down, be a wee bit more patient, or just sell their Wii U already?! I'd say so.

@Chrono_Cross I can't put my finger on which is more irksome, that Mel Gibson avatar or your negativity. That said, have a good one.

Well, crap. I'll have to snag it right now then. I've had my eye on it a while but was dragging my arse.

Sooner than I expected. This is awesome. I love Miiverse, and I'd love to have access to it from my iPhone, while my boyfriend plays whatever he wants to on Wii U.

This will probably be a release date buy for me.

@Chrono_Cross You actually made no sense in that last bit. So, Ubisoft couldn't see into the future, took a gamble and profited, but this is... bad?

This was... luck? This was... madness (since the next Assassin's Creed will also be on Wii U)?

No one else is willing to take the risk because they CAN see into the future, and they know that the 'bros' have already flocked to the upcoming PS4 and next Xbox and will pay whatever is asked just so they could get this game and other shooters?

Y'know, that's probably WHY I've always been into Nintendo's hardware and software. They go against the grain, they're not afraid to fail, they're not afraid to take chances instead of using lame excuses like, "We need to play it safe." And Nintendo isn't going anywhere any time soon.

@Chrono_Cross I don't know, and I never said anything to that effect. I simply said that people would easily buy the game on Wii U. A large community? No. But it doesn't make that "tiny community" any less worth the effort.

If Ubisoft assumed that same "tiny community" wasn't worth it, I wouldn't have been able to buy Assassin's Creed III. A series I've been curious about since its first chapter but never got to play until it came to Nintendo.

@Chrono_Cross What did I lie about?

Because Black Ops 2 didn't exactly sell like hot cakes being released on Wii U almost a week after being released on other consoles means no one should bother developing for the system?

@PokeTune Seriously? People still think this way? That's really a shame.

'Nintendo fans' would easily buy these games if available. Just ask everyone who's playing Black Ops II on Wii U.

@LordessMeep It's just frustrating hearing so many developers use ridiculous excuses since the ol' standby "The system just isn't powerful enough" no longer holds water. The blatant prejudice against Nintendo has gotten incredibly old. I don't feel the company is particularly difficult to work with, especially with so many indie developers have mentioned that Nintendo was a delight to work with. If indie developers could take the risk, then it makes even less sense for much larger companies to use risk as an excuse.

Don't feel like investing in physical copies? Make the game an eShop exclusive to cut cost.

Translation: We're lazy, and not about to step outside our comfort zone because things that are different are scary. Hold me, please.

Which really is a shame coming from so many in an industry which boasts innovation and imagination.

@SkywardLink98 Yeah, but I was a weird child. I never put my mini figs in air tight containers. I poked holes in a box I used to transport them. Of course, my favorites went almost everywhere with me. And they all had names.

LEGO City: Undercover is exactly how I pictured my LEGO as a wee one. In my mind, all my mini figs were alive and lived in a rich world of endless possibilities.

I'm all about digital downloads. I wasn't for a while, including movies, but it's so convenient and there's less clutter in the house. I'm also entirely keen on not having to swap discs. Had enough Assassin's Creed III? Start up LEGO City: Undercover, without getting up off the couch. I never traded in games anyway, and even though you could get good deals on used games, the games I really really want easily get full priced payment from me.

I would have easily bought Mass Effect 3 and Black Ops II if they were both available in the eShop, but noooooo.

@WaveBoy I completely agree. Even a game that's okay being flat, like Paper Mario Sticker Star truly shines with 3D.

And seriously, what's this: i love nintendo in ways it probably doesn't deserve.

What in backhanded hell is that?!

Just... sshh.. No. Stop ta... Please, just.... No. Sshh... Stop talking now.

**walks away**

"Cool story, bro."

**goes back to playing Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate**

Definitely LEGO City: Undercover, with a side of Paper Mario: Sticker Star.

Love it, and the soundtrack! How am JUST finding out about that site?!

@Davidiam007 That's kinda sad. Why single out Nintendo?