I think there's about 10 games on the Wii U I wouldn't mind picking up to play at some point, although the one that would probably seal the deal would be the next Zelda game which was announced in 2014. And then absent from the last E3... Which means we might be looking at a 2017 release for it at this point, since Nintendo has said they generally only show off games they expect to ship within the next year. Still, Hyrule Warriors, Splatoon, and the various staples already on the system are interesting enough to want the system.

The real problem I have with Sony doing this highly limited repurchasing brand of emulation is the fact that we'll only ever get a tiny portion of the library made available. And most of the games I use to enjoy were niche titles that aren't likely to see a re-release in this fashion. Perhaps where the emulator will make it piss easy for them to release things compared to on the PS3 where some retinkering was needed for every game, (Actual work), there will be hope for more niche titles but at that point it'll probably fall on companies re-aquiring licenses for games they brought over from Japan and whether they'll consider it worthwhile doing so. That and I don't like them doing this at all if it's almost entirely a pure emulator solution this time around (although the emulator apparently adds in trophies by looking for specific conditions/checks/etc. yippie. 9_9)