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Over the past few years, Nintendo has tried to cultivate the Wii brand. First with the Wii. Then with the successor, the Wii U. So after two system cycles, do you think Nintendo will continue with the Wii name or try to go a new route?

The Wii was more popular than connect ONLY because it came out first. Kinect wasn't even known about until 4 years after the Wii released. Not just that, you're comparing a full blown system to a peripheral. If the Wii was priced like the PS3 or the 360, it wouldn't have been popular at all...

Well now the game is starting to fall into people's hands. And even they are saying the game isn't QTE reliant. So now, we're talking about actual people owning the game dispelling the QTE rumor

Well let's see. It sold more than any other fighting game. It also is entered into EVERY competitive event. Tekken is good, but I'm not disregarding the Tekken fanbase. I just know it's NOT AS BIG as the SF fan base. If it were, it would be the first thing people mention when they talk of...

You must not have been keeping up with the news. They already stared up the subscription version 2 months ago. It gives you about half the current PS NOW library and gets new things added every week.

On personal computers, I'd have to say no. Why bother? Most of them get very cheap very quickly. And when you see things like those humble bundles or Steam sales where a $50 game ends up costing $5, it's not hard to see why most pc games blow up in sales after those sales happen

The Vita may not have omega level sales, but it does have a future because it does bring profit. Not to mention that with PS Now on the system as well as being a remote play option, the Vita does have a future. It's become an indie mecca of sorts and Japan third parties still support it...

Truth be told, PS NOW under normal circumstances isn't something I need. My PS1 and PS2 both still work. My PS3 and PS4 are still hooked up as well. But I took time to test it on my uncle's Bravia when I visited his house since I didn't bring any systems. I must say I liked it very much. And now...

Reliant on QTE? That nonsense had been debunked long ago. Haven't you seen any of the later trailers and gameplay footage videos? I have it pre ordered as well. But my copy is a physical one. I only buy digital games when that is the ONLY way to get a certain game. If I have a choice, it's...

@dillinger- A date for the game hasn't been revealed/ announced yet. All we know is that Sony is funding it and that it will be for computers as well. And guys, in terms of what fighting game is number 1, just ask yourselves, when people globally think of fighting games, what game comes to...

I hang onto my older systems all the time. Heck, I still have my Atari and NES systems. And now, there is even more of a reason to hang onto your old games now more than ever. Now we have "gamer profiles" that follow us when/ if we decide to upgrade our systems. Not to mention the fact that they...

That question is only answerable depending on the genre of games you like. I myself love my JRPG games. So if you're into those, I'd suggest looking into some of the "Tales" franchise of games or maybe some of Nippon Ichi's games. But I'm a fan of other genres as well. Tell me what you like and...

Demon Souls is the on thus far that has my vote. Even though the Dark Souls games had some improvements, There was a little "hand holding" on Dark Souls with those bonfires. Demon Souls didn't give you ANY leway or hand holding at all. Which is exactly how I love my games.

Yes, I know the XB1 has Killer Instinct. But that's a free 2 play game and it hasn't have much of an impact on the fighting game world. Sony however has Guilty Gear exclusive to their systems, Ultra Street Fighter 4 "next gen" exclusive to their system, Injustice "next gen" exclusive. And...

Yes, I know the XB1 has Killer Instinct. But that's a free 2 play game and it hasn't have much of an impact on the fighting game world. Sony however has Guilty Gear exclusive to their systems, Ultra Street Fighter 4 "next gen" exclusive to their system, Injustice "next gen" exclusive. And...

Honestly, it's a video game system. It's always going to be worth it at some point or another. When you're a gamer, there are always games that come out for every system that you either want or are curious about.

By normal gamer standards, I don't upgrade my system very often at all. I don't have much of a reason to. Most games can be played on minimal settings. Then there's the fact that I don't play very many PC games to begin with. Overall, there isn't any computer games compelling enough to me to run...

My favorite DS game was a game called Golden Sun. It actually started on the Gameboy color. If anyone is into jrpg games, the Golden Sun series is the one you need to keep an eye on. Now, if only they made a new 3DS version...

Well, the Shareplay can potentially save gamers so much money. But it all depends on how many friends a person has really. You can basically review games yourself rather than depend on a paid-for reviewer to tell you if a game is good or not. It's a great feature to have in so many ways it's...

Like many people, I've been gaming from the Atari days onward. With that, I've built up a huge collection of games. I still have all my games from Atari, NES, Sega Master System, Genesis, SNES, PS1, PS2, and Gamecube. I'm actually going to start looking at how much it's worth.