I know the meanings of all the words you're saying but I'm having a difficult time actually understanding what you're talking about in the voting context. Please elaborate.

It doesn't- but the Wii U emulates the wii, which emulated the gamecube, and if the software is there and you're loading it all from a USB drive, it might be possible.

I'd love to try this out, but lack the console. I fully intend to get it... once there are games I'm interested in playing, just like every other console I've ever purchased.

Best I can do for you is about .5 of a European Swallow, unladen, and .435 of a laden swallow. If you wanted the data for an African Swallow, well, you're just SOL.

Quoted to reiterate what AC said.

Nintendo's been like this for a while now, for most of their launches- short on good launch titles, but picking up steam usually within a year of release. You're right in comparing it to the 3DS, which now has too many games for me to afford, compared to when I first bought it, and only one game seemed even remotely interesting.

You list a lot of good games required- Mario Kart will undoubtedly be included, SSB will not only be included but cross-compatible with the 3DS version I hear, F-Zero's in the works, we're due for Metroid, and there are several studios interested in bringing back Starfox. Right now it's pretty empty, but give it some time and we'll see what Nintendo can do.

And if you haven't already, for the love of all that is holy, pick up Fire Emblem Awakening. Easily the best in the series with fantastic writing, blew me away with just how good it was.

I don't know about you, but I find it very hard to have an "immersive" experience on something the size of a phone.

It may be a fun little time waster like spinning the globe on the Wii Weather Channel, but this is far from a killer app.

That aside... the Wii U's far from dead. If anything I'd say it hasn't even lived yet. What it needs are games, first party, be they classic IPs or new ones. It's a game console, guys. Give us some good games and you can take all my money.

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I'm not sure I see the problem.

In that case, I promise not to mistake you for a prostitute unless you're hanging around a hotel lobby soliciting one of my family members. Seriously though thanks for the new info- had no idea about the gender split on that cancer.