Myeah, I've only played a bit and it's okay, but I don't think it'll be one of my favourite games.

I uninstalled it because things weren't working and I wasn't really using it anyway. :P

It's pretty grindy and one can see that it was made with co-op in mind.

Yeah, not that they've seen much use at the moment...

I'm not surprised, I'd completely forgotten too. But I thought I might as well skim through the Nintendo conference for anything interesting (more video of Zelda for Wii U would be nice but it doesn't look like they'll show any).
Xenoblade X has at least gotten a release date (Dec too, so I can get it as a Christmas present and not feel too bad about the price)
Plus they're releasing Hyrule Warriors on 3DS, so I needn't worry about having missed it on Wii U.

So you have a WiiU? Is it a good console? Because i always thought getting a nintendo but refrained from it...

To be honest I found Nintendo to be quite lackluster so far. Sony had the better lineup, imho. Problem being that I can only play on a PC, as I have not the patience to play solely on a console without having internet stuff on a second screen.

Yeah, I think I might request a refund for this one now that I can. :P

I have one and I am immensely pleased with it as a party console. For singleplayer games I prefer to play on a PC, but when you invite friends over and start playing Mario Kart with your friends... Sorry, but no other console can do that for you.
When I am alone though, it doesn't see much action.

I love it as a console, but I haven't really used it much as I've not been able to afford games since getting it (or more accurately, since getting involved on GoG I've begrudged paying the prices for console games). There are quite a few games I would like, but just haven't been able to bring myself to buy them... I'm considering getting a subscription to a rental service though.

I would definitely recommend a 3DS. Great little handheld with a fantastic library (particularly if you include the DS titles too), mine's mostly getting use at the moment for freebies (Pokemon Shuffle, which is surprisingly addictive for a FTP title) and Link's Awakening which I got from the Stars Catalogue thanks to the donation of some points from a kind member on here.

Doesn't sound like a bad idea indeed :).

That's what i thought and i actually have no intention to buy a console solely for multiplayer.

Well, I didn't buy it solely for multiplayer either. You can enjoy some games alone such as Bayonetta 1 and 2 (Both are amazing titles). But afterwards I don't go "Hey let's look for another game I can buy to finish on WiiU". It's more like "oh hey this looks interesting let's buy it." and that rarely happens as All the consoles do not have as many titles as the PC does. It's just about probability and good marketing with me.

Yes i know the console games prices from my PS3....well i think take a deeper look into the games they have. The 3DS might be interesting for the way to university though...

I forgot about those games. I wanted to play the first one on my PS3 but that version apparently has/had some technical issues not present in the 360 version...as i said above i think i have to look into the games they offer physically and digitally.

Thank you both for your answers :)

Yeah, if you commute regularly then a 3DS is great. Prices aren't quite so bad as home console games either.

Yes. That sounds really good but i think that has to wait after spent a lot of money in the summer sale :)

Thank you toxicTom for Legend of Grimrock II .

Good console not only for mutliplayer. Of course it depends what you are interested in. But the Mario games are just fun as well as Donkey Kong. And of course Zelda! And with their e-shop you can also get some of the old titles.