[ComicGuy89]

One of the things I find disappointing about the Wii U is the use of a resistive touchscreen (like on the DS), compared to a capacitive touchscreen (like on the iPad). I understand that resistive touchscreens are more durable and less costly, but they just don't feel very good at such a large size and are severely prone to scratches.

I also heard there were software problems, but those can be easily fixed given time. The touchscreen, however, is a positively antiquated design choice. Nevertheless, I'm sure Nintendo will churn out triple-A first party titles and all will be good.