Hm, I agree with Dylan. The Wii U games that Nintendo showed at E3 are great, and they should boost sales a bit. The big problem is that they really dropped the ball during the first year. They didn’t release many first party games, and they didn’t get the dev kits out soon enough for developers to have stuff ready for launch. And now, let’s be optimistic and say that sales really pick up by the end of 2014. Then third-parties will jump on board, and we should be getting those games in… 2016? I’m curious as to how long Nintendo wants the Wii U to last. I can’t even imagine what the end of this generation will bring.