I'm actually bummed I can't watch Netflix on my 3ds, that was just so janky and fun to do because it's so damn weird lol,(reply>), My Wii U is the most reasonable device I can use for Netflix at the moment. I can cast to my TV, but that's not as nice as just opening the Netflix app on one device and using it there. I also only got a Wii U recently and am still discovering its library only to have Nintendo already announce that at least one game is having its online shut down. I get the Wii U was unsuccessful, but that's not the console's fault, it's Nintendo's. And damnit, if you're not gonna put Netflix on the Switch, or the rest of the Virtual Console titles, at least leave them active on the Wii U for the people that bothered to buy the damn thing. I have friends that <b>only</b> have a Wii U and I leave mine set up for them as well, and they can't just upgrade to a Switch immediately, not everyone has that kind of money. Consoles really need to have a reasonable lifespan, 6-7 years sounds like a lot but when the graphics of the thing still hold up after that and the console is still in mint condition there's no reason to drop support for it, especially with no other way to play the library it has with online features.<br><br>... sorry for the rant, feel free to ignore me,(reply>), @Cavey Möth funny enough I'm playing my PSP right now, but j never knew it had that feature with the PS3, damn now I wish I could find a fat one to play my PS2 games.,(reply>), @Mongocom don't even bother commenting, the hypocrisy is flowing from them considering they're on this channel and on YouTube in general using devices that do the things they claim to dislike. Never feed the trolls.,(reply>), @Mongocom Consumerism is a social and economic order that encourages the acquisition of goods and services in ever-increasing amounts. With the industrial revolution, but particularly in the 20th century, mass production led to overproduction—the supply of goods would grow beyond consumer demand, and so manufacturers turned to planned obsolescence and advertising to manipulate consumer spending.,(reply>), @Mongocom ad hominem.