Wii U: Really impressed with Nintendo's own tittles on the platform (with the demos of DKC:TF, Mario 3d World and Wonderful 101 showing great quality, amazing visuals and some really great ideas
) and the concept of the GamePad itself. Also like how Nintendo made the Wii U completely compatible with Wii Hardware and Software, making the jump to the system for Wii owners very natural
.
3DS: The library sells itself; a original 3d Mario game on an handheld, an amazing revival of a classic NES game through KI: Uprising, a very well done sequel to one of the GameCube's hidden gems through Luigi's Mansion Dark Moon, a
real mainline 3d Pokemon game! This system is filled to the brim with quality software
. The support for GB, GameGear and original E-Shop games is also nice as well.
Xbox One: Between the solid line up of exclusives (KI is a blast to play from the demos I've played of it, Dead Rising looks awesome, Max and the Curse of Botherhood looks beautiful alongside the game having inventive mechanics, and Titanfall looks like a lot of fun to play) and the potential of the Kinect (I know its useless know :l, but I could see great things come from it in the next year or so), this system has great potential to be great in the long run.
PlayStation 4: As a continuation of the greatness that was the PS3, this system looks great in my eyes
. A better controller, PS+ IGC right out of the game (ensuring I get a library of games to play right out of the box), Exclusives looking good (Infamous looks tons of fun and Killzone looks amazing
), 3rd party games running great on PS4, and Cross-Buy across many Indie games (I now have SWD, Flower, Fez, Flow, and a few others for PS4 even if I got them for Vita), all make the PS4 a great deal
.