IronPonyApplejack

The Wii U's problem is not its power. The problem is games. Power doesn't sell a system, games do. Prime example being the first couple of years of the PS3. All that power didn't mean much without games. And the Wii U's game library is incredibly weak right now. It has some gems, like Super Mario Bros. U, Lego City: Undercover, and....uh....well....actually....as far as titles you can't get elsewhere, that's about it. And that's the problem. Yes, there are games coming out later for the console, but we're going to reach its first anniversary, and you'll be able to count the number of top notch games on the console on one hand. Here's the other problem. The controller. Now I've played a Wii U, and I have to say that the Game Pad really isn't that bad. It doesn't feel awkward in my hands. That being said, several high profile developers have already said that they have no intention of working with the Wii U because of the Game Pad. It's too different from what they're used to, and the extra work that it would take to make their games work with it won't pan out to increased profit. Therefore, it's not worth it. So they're getting hit in the games department again. I love Nintendo. I grew up with Nintendo. I still have my gray brick Game Boy around here somewhere, and the darn thing still works. But now they have a system that is very under-powered AND works so differently than the other consoles that they're having a hard time keeping the third party support that they actually managed to scrap together near launch. As someone whose job it is to sell games and game systems, I can tell you. I'm sitting on a stack of Wii Us in my stockroom right now. Haven't sold one in months. That's bad. Very bad.

I still love watching cartoons. I also still love watching Power Rangers. I maaaay have bought the Legacy Morpher today....and by "maaaay have", I mean I totally did.

Wow!!! You're got some amazing art there! And you do commissions, eh? Hmm....I may have to ponder that. I enjoy getting commissioned art of my OC. And I always like to support talented artists like yourself!

STORY TIME! Okay, this was actually a friend of mine that did this, but it's my favorite sleep-speaking story EVER. So, a couple of my buddies were at a summer camp. This was back when we were all in middle school. They're sharing a bunk bed. My friend on the top bunk, Boyd, had forgotten to bring a flashlight. So my friend on the bottom bunk, Drew, said he could just wake him up and borrow his if he needed to go to the bathroom or something. So in the middle of the night, Boyd wakes up to the call of nature. He hops down and nudges Drew. Drew mumbles something. Boyd nudges him again and says "Drew, wake up." Drew then turns over and says, "I know, I know, but I just don't think androids are a good idea! They require maintenance every four hours!" Boyd looks at Drew and says ".....what?" Drew then blinks, looking at Boyd and says, "Oh, Boyd. I thought you were Geordi La Forge." Drew's a big Star Trek nerd.

I AM BACK FROM THE GRAVE!!! Hey Citrus! This should be goooood.

Let's see....that would be...uh, actually, Equestria Girls. XD Before that though, I'm pretty sure the last movie I watched was Wreck-It Ralph.

I hear ya! And how would you like me to request the comission? On your other thread, or maybe a message? I want to put the request in tomorrow!

Well work that good deserves compensation! And I have been there, my friend...college life can be rough. Just hang in there, and you will have real food again!

Oh, and I beat Tiny Tina's DLC last night. DEAR SWEET CELESTIA, THE FEELS. I HAD SO MANY OF THEM. Seriously though, that DLC is AWESOME.

I am an "uneducated Southerner", as someone called it earlier (although I'm guessing/hoping in playful jest), so I normally say 'coke'. However, that's just in normal conversation. If I'm ordering a beverage from someone, I have the presence of mind to call it by its proper name. Like, "I'll have a Dr. Pepper." or "A small Pepsi."