The WiiU is having a lot of trouble lately, what can nintendo do to turn things around?

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Screamapillar on 28 March 2013

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Simple, better marketing. I sort of notice something, Sony show more updates on their progress on Playstation compare to Nintendo. Nintendo rarely post a video on their youtube and that video usually end up being filler.

Nintendo Market plan sucks, they don't keep consumers up to date with their progress. Their like bears in hibernation and only come out when big events take place like E3.

Nintendo need to break that habit and show their face more.

This.

Nintendo's secrecy is destroying them. People aren't excited by their upcoming games because we don't know when they're coming, and we're lucky if we get a snippet of new footage every few months.

Oh, they'll post a bunch of LEGO City clips, but Bayonetta 2? Yarn Yoshi? X? Heck, even Wonderful 101 and Pikmin 3 barely see any new footage.

Show us the goddamn games already.

To be fair, they broadcast Nintendo Directs every six to eight weeks, and that is more often than most big publishers talk about their various short-term plans.

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Playstationfan12 on 28 March 2013

they need to release more first party titles and create a new ip or two. people are getting tired of the same old mario game. they also neex to tell us when the new smash bros and mario kart is coming out. airing better tv commercials and a price drop can also help.

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curl-6 on 28 March 2013

Screamapillar said:

curl-6 said:

Suke said:
Simple, better marketing. I sort of notice something, Sony show more updates on their progress on Playstation compare to Nintendo. Nintendo rarely post a video on their youtube and that video usually end up being filler.

Nintendo Market plan sucks, they don't keep consumers up to date with their progress. Their like bears in hibernation and only come out when big events take place like E3.

Nintendo need to break that habit and show their face more.

This.

Nintendo's secrecy is destroying them. People aren't excited by their upcoming games because we don't know when they're coming, and we're lucky if we get a snippet of new footage every few months.

Oh, they'll post a bunch of LEGO City clips, but Bayonetta 2? Yarn Yoshi? X? Heck, even Wonderful 101 and Pikmin 3 barely see any new footage.

Show us the goddamn games already.

To be fair, they broadcast Nintendo Directs every six to eight weeks, and that is more often than most big publishers talk about their various short-term plans.

Yeah, but a lot of other publishers give us release dates well in advance, and show more footage showing off their upcoming games.