Tonsha

Quite correct. That's why the Wii U disappointed me so much. I hope for more of that sparkly Nintendo quality in their next console, whenever that may be. The drop in sales and the lack of success shows that it's still the idea that sells and not their name. Well, that's me out. I like touch screens, and I like motion sensor technology, but the two together make my head spin unfortunately.

I can't say that I'd cope much better. The controller seems bulky and having two screens just seemed like a money-grab to me. It's like they put together their recent successes - the DS and the Wii - and thought it must work, people love touch-screens and motion-controlled games! I hope for something a lot more innovative next time.

I think it's interesting that the Wii continues to sell, even more than the Wii U. Perhaps Nintendo will learn that just adding an extra screen doesn't justify adding twice the price. I'm not planning on getting a Wii U but with that said, I am aiming to get a Wii at some point in the future. (just for Mario Kart, I'll admit it)

Sure, I'd try it. Why not? We've been eating McDonalds for years. The lab-grown burger probably contains more meat than their whole menu put together.