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I would like to see... - All Mario Parties - Skyward Sword - Wii Sports Resort - Mario Kart Wii - Donkey Kong Returns So pretty much the more than better!

The Gamecube was a turning point in the way Nintendo would develop and design their consoles. No longer would they compete with Sony and Microsoft purely on specs alone, instead they altered their course for "unique" experiences. With that being said, the Gamecube is my favorite console...

I loved it for about 2 months, and then it just got boring. I am really starting to tire of these free to play games where you can only make a few upgrades, and then are forced to wait another day before you can make your next upgrade. Rather, rinse, and repeat...

I still think Skyrim has a great community. The amount of mods available are almost infinite. I think it has to have one of the best community for a single player game. Hopefully we get a new Elder Scrolls single player game in the next few years!

Like others have said, I agree that with inflation games are more affordable than in the past. But, the market is so competitive now that games prices are forced to come down. I remember when NFL 2k5 released as a $20 retail title, and I believe Madden was forced to drop their price. For me...

Yep, have to go with the originals, Red and Blue. The Blue version owned my life for a whole summer. I came so close to actually catching them all! I really tried to like Pokemon X, but just got overwhelmed with too many Pokemon to collect, and all of the HMs and TMS.

Launched in 2011 and here we are coming up on its 4th anniversary. How many years does it have left? I think maybe 2 years top. I believe the new 3DS is the last hurrah for this generation. It has been a fun ride!

All I collect now is Gamecube and Wii games. Those 2 systems have my favorite games, and will probably be the newest systems that won't be affected by DLC and digital downloads. Only the Wii has digital downloads, but no DLC. Someday I may collect N64 games as well, just for nostalgia.

I bought a Wii U at launch. The games that really drew me in were NSMBU and Nintendoland. Nintendoloand was actually a lot of fun, especially local multiplayer. Then there was a long drought until Pikmin 3 arrive. Pikmin 3 was fantastic, and really since then it's been pretty good with new...

Single player for me. Well, it would be a tie between single player and offline local multiplayer. I did online multplayer for awhile but just got burnt out dealing with punks. I am not really a competitive player anymore so I like playing games at my own pace. Offline multiplayer is a...

Well I won't be saying anything ground breaking here, but I have to recommend the usual suspects, Mario Kart 7, Animal Crossing New Leaf, Zelda ALBW, and Pokemon X or Y. If you like downloadable games I would highly recommend Mario and DK MOTM. It is a very fun puzzle game.

Tough to narrow down but have to go with the one I played the most hours on, Goldeneye 007. Taking a rough guess, I probably played the single player mode for about 250 hours, and then multi-player with friends about 500 hours. Definitely my most played game ever!

So far Nintendo has done mostly an excellent job on handling DLC, and there lack of micro-transactions. But, there are some worrying signs. Mario Golf 3DS had DLC ready right as the game was released, and 2 other DLC options soon after. Yes they added a lot of courses, but why couldn't they...

I think the Wii did better because they were the first ones to really implement motion control gaming. Many people flocked over the Wii during the glory years (06-09) because of the massive casual following it had. Everybody and their grandmother knew what a Wii was, not so much with the Kinect.