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I've heard of many people on the internet talking about WiiU's hardware being vastly inferior to Xbone/PS4 (they actually say the hardware is more comparable to last gen consoles, except in some ways actually inferior) and that developers don't develop many games for the console as a result.[1][2][3]
I personally don't own a WiiU, so I wouldn't know, but I'd wager that a WiiU being "better" is mostly a false statement.
Nintendo has already stated that they are it going to try to compete graphics wise, so if that's all you're looking for in a game, then sure the WiiU is not for you.
As for the game, first-party is always the way to go with Nintendo.
I mean don't get me wrong, sure WiiU has some nifty advantages, but it's pretty highly priced for something that isn't really on par with the PS4 or probably even Xbone.
It honestly looks pretty cool, the main thing that makes me hesitant to buy one is the pricing.
>Having to buy more expensive hardware for the games that have bigger system requirements
I'll pass. Plus something turns me off about PC gaming anyways. Maybe it's just not that comfortable for me, idk. But I do my gaming primarily on a console.
Not fair to compare a pc to a console in my opinion. You can almost infinity upgrade a pc and play pretty much any game with it while console upgrades are available but limited and not as easy to install. As for ps4vxbone, Personal preference honestly. They both have things that are good about them, WiiU is cool if you have a 6 year old in your house.
I've put the forum in archive mode - keeping basic chat here in case people drop by with a message. If anybody is still around happy to talk about building a small new little community, otherwise will just leave it archived.