It's no secret that Nintendo hasn't been doing well the past few years. I own a Wii U, and I have played some of the best games ever on it: Xenoblade Chronicles (not X, I also own X, but it shrivels in comparison to the original), Smash Bros, Splatoon, Mario Maker! But I cannot deny it's flaws. It's internal storage is incredibly tiny and the small library of Virtual Console games have been some of the complaints I have with the system. It's sad that it'll forever be known as a flop in the coming future.
Anyway, the Wii U has finished digging it's own grave, and although it's sad to see it go, it's also time to look forward. Last night, Nint