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At the very least the Amiibo figures are nice little figurines in their own right if you simply wanted to collect them, plus there's no need to buy a "portal" or any of that nonsense. Overall I'm still fine with the U and I didn't see anything on the PS4 or X1 that'll have me pulling $400 out of my wallet any time soon.

The Zelda games look awesome and I'm really digging Splatoon. The Bayonetta Collection and sweet NFC figures aren't too shabby either. Lost in the shuffle is Devil's Third, a U exclusive from the guy behind Ninja Gaiden- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9teDKrpaDKQ

Body Harvest

Aaaaand Watchdogs jumps the shark before it's even released

I've really never been a handheld fan but after spending time with the 3DS I can totally see myself sticking solely to handhelds in the future. The game and genre selections are just amazing and a reminder of how things used to be .

I just got into the 3DS so I've been on a buying spree and playing everything from Bravely Default and Shin Megami to the new Kirby and Yoshi's New Island.

10/10 http://www.destructoid.com/review-donkey-kong-country-tropical-freeze-270430.phtml 5/5 GameXplain

They need fresh blood, pure and simple. The company is pretty much held hostage by Iwata and Miyamoto and their whims. I don't care if you don't feel like making and F Zero or Star Fox, Shiggy, put every ounce of tech you've got into these games as showpieces for what the console can do. Buy more 2nd and 3rd party devs because every generation your 1st party titles simply preach to the already converted. They just need fresh and exciting games, games, and more games, and to finally break out of their dusty and stagnating Japanese business mentality.

I'd say that you bought easily the best games currently out for it. There's a new Donkey Kong Country in February and Smash Bros/Mario Kart later in the year which are looking pretty top notch.

Donkey Kong Country Returns IS hard as balls, especially on the Wii. However I think what makes it so hard is the shoehorning of motion controls to do things like steer a rocket when a regular button press would have worked better.

Yes, it's a Zelda Dynasty Warriors game

Oh is that the lava level with the rotating blocks that you have to stay on? I absolutely despised that level because I suck at mechanics like that.

After a bit more time with the game I'd dare say that this is the Wii U's ''killer app''. While I've enjoyed the console since launch this is the first game that's made me think ''holy crap, I'm glad I have this console''. And next year with DK, Smash, Mario Kart, and Bayonetta methinks the fun won't end anytime soon.

It's an incredible game, easily my favorite out of all the core Mario titles. It's pretty much a ''greatest hits'' featuring nods to every Mario game.

Damn good reviews, unfortunately lack of funds prohibit me from picking it up this week http://nintendoeverything.com/super-mario-3d-world-reviews-roundup/

The only thing that would compel me to buy a PS4 or X1 is if the Assassins Creed series stops appearing on the U. Until then I'm not interested.

I played my parent's Atari but them buying me a Jr of my own for Christmas was the shit. I don't think it was a coincidence that a Jr was the first model I bought a few years ago when I got back in to Atari.

I saw one of these in Walmart today, I'll admit that I was tempted even though I have zero need for it other than new console smell lol.

I still haven't been able to find out how much, if any, memory this thing has.