| axt113 said: No need to counter, look at the sales of the 3DS, what is happening in reality is the best argument of them all |
Even by the standards of "GameCube style" thinking, 3DS doesn't have much worth selling the hardware. Nintendo was in a state of early-PS3 style arrogance to believe that they could sell the thing without major titles, but at the same time weren't entirely wrong (they just greatly overestimated the amount of units you could push thus)
Nintendo's not going to make the same mistake with a console unless their arrogance has clouded them entirely, since they've been known to play it a little looser with handhelds (and remember DS launched with a glorified port as well, and where it went)
Time is needed, time to see what sort of games Nintendo has planned in the long haul (which should become apparent at E3 as to which direction they're going to pursue as far as 3DS development is concerned), and time to see how the market receives the device when it starts getting real distinctive software period
Monster Hunter: pissing me off since 2010.
