I noticed no kids in that reveal brehs.
Looks like somebody is targeting a certain audience a little more this time.
They can if they weren't such a bytch ass on censorship issues.
ORDER_66
I am The Wrench in all your plans....
True. They better not switch it up after and act like pussies with that shyt.
You know they will...
Nintendo always primarily targets kids...
Multiple sized portable screens please. 
At least they've eased up a bit...they're not as bad as 1980's - early 90's nintendo with the censorship
Prince Akeem
Its not that deep breh....
I'm excited as fukk for this.
Nothing like new console drops
Nothing like new console drops
I couldn't care less about no info till 2017. there's enough new games and shyt out now to play.
basketball reasons
All Star
please be good 
real happy theyre going back to cartridges
real happy theyre going back to cartridges
I could see this being really popular with families foreal foreal. kids can play against eachother in the backseat, the games are more engaging than tablet games and the kids dont have to hog the tv from the parents to play the games they want.
Here's the 3rd party list of partners for the Wii U that people keep mentioning:
Compare it with the Ns
Big fukking difference
Compare it with the Ns
Big fukking difference
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Not really, we know the majority of these companies will be porting games overHere's the 3rd party list of games for the Wii U that people keep mentioning:
Compare it with the Ns
Big fukking difference
@CrimsonTider has a point. The list of devs will be useless if it'll just be ports or they jump ship after the first year.
post launch and the year after will be the true test.
Since it's partially a portable, devs might be more inclined, the handhelds always had strong third party support.
The list is promising, but given Nintendo's record, I'm more cautious than straight up excited.
First/second party will be fire though
post launch and the year after will be the true test.
Since it's partially a portable, devs might be more inclined, the handhelds always had strong third party support.
The list is promising, but given Nintendo's record, I'm more cautious than straight up excited.
First/second party will be fire though