freebs2 on 26 March 2015
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mountaindewslave said: Remember, new generations are planned incredibly in advance (although while I say that its sort of funny considering how the Wii U didn't seem well thought out, but generally speaking) |
I agree with everything. Actually it's harder to plan your future when you see a rapid and dramatic growth beacuse, as you said, you have to take decisions in advance when you haven't fully understood yet which are key reasons of your success. The WiiU was made to attract the same Wii crowd in their intents, but they completely failed to understand what an average Wii user could have wanted from a new console.
