Topic: Wii U Gathering Dust Already....

Nintendo Land and NSMBU are all I have(Actually, I'm getting Little Inferno later, but that makes 3 game) and that by itself will last me until the next game comes out I want, tbh I can't see what you're complaining about.

I beat Trine 2 by myself. Like I said, it did drag at points. I can see how it would be pretty darn cool to play it with someone else at the same time. Probably helps a lot with the puzzles, too.

Reggie was actually right for once... The whiners want more, more, more like spoilt brats and when they get more it isn't enough next please and hurry up so I can complain again.

It's not hard to understand obvious traits of your own species.

Reggie thinking about the fans and being right is not something I would consider being part of the natural human behavioral trait.

Humans never being satisfied is.

Add Ninja Gaiden 3 to the Wii U list and I agree with this.

World War 2.5-8 has been initiated.

You should know better.

Unsatisfied humans and those that think they know better are the basic cause and effect.

You should know that there isn't going to be eight World Wars. That, and greed and religion are the two main causes of war. You're uninformed but that's what the internet is for. lol

Everyone is human o____ol| initiate World-War 2.5-8
The main cause for war is human brokenness u.u

The main reasons for war is power, resources, and of course violent video games.

Greed and religion are just psychological implants within unsatisfied humans that think they know better.

Unsatisfactory and ignorance do play big roles in war, but not as big as religion or greed. Why? Because religion and greed start wars. Unsatisfactory and ignorance aid in keeping the flame going.

There is no discussion here. Disagreeing only shows that you need to put down the controller and read a history book.

WavesInferno: When you are finally ready for a Tuff Enough game on the Wii U like The Fabulous Thunderbirds than step up to the Ninja Gaiden 3.* In the meantime enjoy burning things.

The problem with history books are they only skim the surface and most of the time never delve deeper into the actual psychology of the people behind it as we're not born greedy or religious but learn or have it thrust upon us later on. It's all in the mindset. Don't believe everything you read

I'd rather take the word of professionals with years of research, interviews and in depth analysis worked into their textbooks than a quirky user named MadAussieBloke on a video game forum.

That's what they want you to do

It's also the more logical thing to do.