MH3U on the Wii U, Uncharted 2 for my brand-new PS3 (just got one this week!) and some more Forza Horizon on Xbox. I have to play my non-Nintendo consoles more since my kids discovered Skylanders Giants on my Wii U.

It is lots of fun; I've used it to look at off-street parking spaces in uptown New Orleans, to see an intersection and determine one-way street directions, AND to see my house! It was pretty cool to see my then-new car parked in my driveway.

Uh-oh. I fear the fact that Gearbox isn't doing the port themselves. I'll wait for it on Wii U, but I worry about the reviews and sales.

If this game encourages someone to take up hunting, they will be sorely disappointed that real hunting has absolutely nothing in common with how it is presented here. If that is Cabela's hook, they are a better advertisement against hunting than we could have ever wished. I would never dream of entering the wild to blast helpless animals away, but I do enjoy it in video games. Does that make me a hunting supporter by proxy?

I would like to see Cabela issue a game similar to Wild Earth: African Safari, where the hunting is limited to photographic stalking. Cabela's does put out some pretty games with decent animal animations, and it would be great to play a photo game that takes advantage of it.

@Mk_II Indeed - one of the most pleasant surprises of my entire gaming year! Well worth the price (at 1/6th of retail releases) and a particular highlight of the Wii U's capabilities ...

I'd play a Super Smash Kart. Actually something like that would be lots of fun, even if a Mario Kart proper came out as well. I could see a Super Smash Kart as a DLC series for a Mario Kart Wii U.