Is a Wii U worth buying?
Is it worth buying??? If you are a Nintendo fan and want to play all of those games like Mario, Zelda, Donkey Kong, Metroid, Super Smash Bros., and the like... then YES, of course it's worth buying!! There's no question that the Wii U is not going to sell as well as the original Wii did (and that's part of the reason why you will always hear people talking about how poor the Wii U system is), BUT... I bought my Wii U Deluxe Set on launch day and I've always liked it! It IS a nice system and the touchscreen gamepad controller works quite well. There will be more than 20 or so games for the system (as there are already more than that). Although, you might be able to say that there will only be 20 or so REALLY GREAT games for the system over it's lifetime (but, you could say that for just about ANY system). I'd say go ahead and get one now if you already have the money for it. If you don't have enough money saved up yet, you might want to wait until the fall. Even though Nintendo has stated that they WILL NOT be bringing the price down on the Wii U, I think that they will just about have to have some kind of price-cut to help the Wii U compete in the marketplace. But, yea... if you love Nintendo... get a Wii U, you'll love it too...
What is the best game console to buy?
Well, the PS4 is coming out soon, so it won't be worth getting a PS3. The Wii isn't worth getting now either, since the Wii U is out now and you can play new Wii U games and old Wii games and controllers too. And even better, you can play Wii U WITHOUT A TV! That's what the tablet controller is for. Wii U has many great games out right now on their online shop and in stores. New Super Mario Bros. U is one game that can be played entirely on the controller. Not all games with work only on the controller though. Some require a TV to play like Nintendo Land, Game and Wario, and Lego City Undercover. You can also download classic games from the Wii U's online store. Games like Super Mario World, Super Mario Bros. 2, Mega Man, Pac Man, etc. and you can play them on the controller without TV. More new games are coming out later this year that you can also play only on the tablet controller (if you still don't have a tv) such as Zelda Wind Waker HD, Sonic Lost World, Super Mario 3D World, and the new Donkey Kong Country. It's all up to you really. Most games can be played on the tablet controller without tv, you can browse the internet on the controller, Netflix, YouTube, eShop (Nintendo online store), and Miiverse, which is Nintendo's version of Facebook, where you can talk about games with online users, get hints on how to beat games, Ask if games are worth getting, or even making friends and posting drawings about games. It's pretty interesting. And you must know that the graphics on the Wii U Gamepad (tablet controller) are lower resolution (480p) compared to using an HDTV (up to 1080p HD). But it's not that bad playing on the controller. And the controller has a range of 15-20 feet. Have it close to where you want to play at the most, like near the couch in your living room or near your bed in your room. You can also use headphones to hear everything privately. Hope this helps and sorry for the long answer. :)
Should I Get A Wii U?
I own a Wii U and even planning on getting a ps4. I can't tell you the different varients but I believe the one I have is a 30gb black one I got used at gamestop for $260. It is backwards compatible to old Wii games but you have to have the old nunchuck/wiimote combo. If you mean the game pads yes. But you can only have 2 connected at a time. Then if you want more players you'd have to get either the new wii U nunchucks or the controller pros for the Wii U The Hd remake of Wind waker is phenominal and added a few new things that the original did not have. Zombie U is even entertaining at points and has an interesting survival aspect with the gamepad being your backpack and the game does not pause if you are sorting your supplies. Super Mario 3D world is great especially if you have friends. And if you are a die hard Sonic Fan. then Lost worlds wouldn't be a bad choice either. It has an interesting new aspect different from the regular 3D sonic games. WIth its mario galaxy style and such. The Wii U is struggling yes, but it is still fighting and there are statistics saying its catching up to Xbox One and almost even selling more units. The Graphics are amazing and the new implementation of the gamepad is interesting and fun to play with. The internet browser is easy to use. The entire system is worth it. Nintendo will not go out of business for this. They have made it this far and have yet to fall behind sony or microsoft. So don't worry. The biggest fuss atm is Wii U has yet to get 3rd party support. I don't count the graphical arguements since its ridiculous to compare the Wii U to a ps4 or xbox one. It's a new year and I see a bright future for the system and have high expectations that it will regain itself through all this mess. It is worth it.
Should I get a 3DS or Wii U?
3DS most definitely!! Yes, the Wii U have better graphics and IS a powerful console but it doesn't come close to the 3DS' library! To save you the time, the 3DS has: Shin Megami Tensei 4 Devil Survivor Overclock Devil Survivor Break Record Devil Summoner Soul Hackers Persona Q Shadow Of The Labyrinth Kid Icarus Uprising Luigi's Mansion Dark Moon Super Mario 3D Land Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate Mario & Luigi Dream Team Kingdom Hearts 3D Dream Drop Distance Resident Evil Revelation Dynasty Warriors VS and Samurai Warriors Chronicles Freedom Wars? Lol, the 3DS has E.X.Troopers Monster Hunter 4 is way better than Toukiden Etrian Odyssey 4 and Etrian Odyssey Untold Tales Of The Abyss Project X Zone( Namco X Capcom 2 ) Rune Factory 4 Bravely Default (Final Fantasy The Four Heroes Of The Light sequel) Rhythm Thief & The Emperor's Treasure Donkey Kong Country Return 3D Lego City Undercover The Chase Begin Super Smash Bros Fire Emblem Awakening One Piece Unlimited World Red Kirby's Tripple Deluxe Naruto SD Powerful Ninja Mario Kart 7 Sonic Lost World Attack of the Friday Monsters: A Tokyo Tale Denpa Men Denpa Men 2 Pokemon X and Y And the 3DS STILL has more awesome games coming over to English speaking territories in the coming months like: Phoenix Wright VS Professor Layton Yoshi's New Island Pokemon League Battle Nintendo Pocket Football Club (Personally not that excited but others seem to be) Monster Hunter 4 Not to mention all the untranslated games that they're hinting on bringing over such as: Dragon Quest: Rocket Slime 3 Dragon Quest 7 (Remake) Dragon Quest Monsters Dragon Quest Monsters 2 Youkai Watch Persona Q (Upcoming) Project Mirai Time Travelers Inazuma Eleven Go Nazo Waku Yakata: Oto no Aida ni Aida ni ETC ETC ETC...... Please trust me and get it, you really wont regret it. :)
Should I buy the Nintendo Switch and Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild?
Zelda Breath of the wild one of the best zelda games why you should buy it?Open WorldThis is the main strong point of zelda breath of the wild, it will take you a lot of time to explore hyrule making it very different from other zelda games with beautiful nature and more animals.Weapon Stats & StaminaAll weapons are breakable in Breath of the wild which give the game a beautiful tast of difficulty especially in the early of the game the weapons break faster, but later on the game you'll be finding some good and more durable weaponsMore than 120 shrines in Breath of the wild to find. After beating each one you'll be rewarded with a Spirit Orb. After collecting four orbs you'll have the choice of get a heart container, or you can choose to get 1/5 of new Samina wheel. Now you'll be more strong you can climb every giant rocks or some towers quickly, you can run faster around bosses without need to slowdownThe Sheikah (what I like more about the game)The Sheikah has be given a very important part in the Breath of the wild which im a huge fan. You use the Sheikah Slate to locate places on the Hyrule map. To expand your map you should be exploring and looking for the Sheikah Towers… I won't spoil more I'll let you figure out the rest yourselfI would like to mention a Great page where you can find some good Zelda breath of the wild Gear check it here ➡️Zelda Addict | Teezily
Would you reccommend buying the Wii U?
It'd take me around half a year or maybe more to save up for .. well, to save up money And, I like spending it on video games as there's nothing else for it lol I was looking at games like Donkey Kong Tropical Freeze and Mario Kart 8 which is coming up soon and Mario Kart 8 in particular looks amazing, and it really was convincing me to get a Wii U But then again, I have a 3DS and Donkey Kong Returns and Mario Kart 7 are pretty close enough to the Wii U games, so maybe I shouldn't spend all my money on the Wii U And since it takes a while to save up enough money for games consoles, I was thinking perhaps I should save it for the next console which Nintendo release, to wait and see if it's any good, people online are saying they estimate their next console will be out around 2016
What upcoming games for the Nintendo switch should I be looking forward to?
Mario Kart 8 Deluxe: A sort of ‘game of the year’ edition of the game. You know the kind I mean: Re-release of the game with all DLC included, and maybe some additions. Take that, add in local multiplayer across multiple switches and the ability to do 2 player in Tabletop mode. I’m really looking forward to that later this monthSplatoon 2: I played an hour in the Test Fire recently. It is SO SMOOTH. Splatoon 1 for Wii U also used ‘Thumbstick for major movement, Motion Control for minor movement’, and it STILL works just SO well that I’m surprised more games don’t use it. Legend of Zelda titles use it as well while you’re in first person view, such as for a camera or use of the bow. They also let you use motion controls for the CURSOR, which works SURPRISINGLY well, especially when using the map.Sonic Mania: Yeah yeah yeah, I know, multi-console release. But which of those consoles will let you take Sonic Mania ON THE GO? Maybe a PC tablet, and that doesn’t have a mounted controller on either side of the screen.Skyrim: Skyrim. On the go. That’s all that should need to be said. Hasn’t been confirmed yet, but I’d expect it to be the ‘All DLC’ edition.Super Mario Odyssey: Can’t wait for this one either. Basically looks like Sonic Adventure / Sonic Colors, but as a Mario game. Like how Sonic Lost World was Sonic in Super Mario Galaxy. Neat.And who knows how many other titles will be coming to the Switch if we, the players, give it our support! These are only the BIG TICKET games that have been confirmed. The Switch has been getting a trickle of eShop support from indie games that use engines that snap to the Switch almost as easily as the JoyCons attach to the unit, so who knows what’s next?