When I reviewed the Wii U last November, I wrote that Nintendo had “a lock on the future of big-idea gaming.” But sometimes big idea gaming isn’t what captures imaginations (or hearts, or wallets). Sometimes refinement’s enough — taking an imperfect idea and perfecting it (or further trying to). That’s what $400 for a PS4 buys you this time around: a system that feels like something that’s been around the block off the block, instead of a feature-incomplete, overpriced collage of half-baked apps and feature hypotheticals. You’re still buying a promise, but for once it feels like a promise made on solid, well-trodden ground.

Originally posted by Comedor And yet Wii U will outsell IT.

And yet the PS4 wouldn't even exist without Nintendo.

Originally posted by Jack. And yet the PS4 wouldn't even exist without Nintendo.

Originally posted by Jack. And yet the PS4 wouldn't even exist without Nintendo.

Sony signed a deal with Nintendo to make a CD extension for the SNES, Nintendo decided not to go through with it so Sony took their technology and made the PS1.
If Nintendo had never approached Sony then Sony would never have made a console, likewise if Nintendo had followed through with it and released the SNES-CD, Sony also wouldn't have made a console.

dd not when Sony consoles have been in decline for two generations, meanwhile Nintendo have only just made their first negatively profiting since the 80s.

Originally posted by ReplayButton Nintendo fans talk only about the past, because now it's the WORST out of the three consoles

Xbox: 8 GB RAM PS4: 8 GB RAM Wii U: 2 GB RAM Xbox: 8 core CPU PS4: 8 core CPU Wii U: 3 core CPU Xbox: 500 GB hard drive PS4: 500 GB hard drive Wii U: 8 or 32 GB flash GPU peak shader output: PS4: 1.84 teraflops Xbox: 1.31 teraflops Wii U: 0.352 teraflops

Originally posted by Vanitas The Nintendogs doing the most