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Emily Rogers, a well-known Nintendo insider on the net, has warned Wii U owners on Twitter that they “better buy Ubisoft games.” In the same Tweet, Rogers also mentioned that the 3DS firmware update that will add the Miiverse will be pushed back and the Wii U firmware update is coming sooner than expected:

“3 things. 3DS firmware is no longer coming October. Wii U firmware update is sooner than you think. Wii U owners need to buy Ubisofts games.”

The last part is definitely in-response to the dramatically low sales performance Splinter Cell: Blacklist had on the Wii U. Rogers when into further detail of her 3rd point, emphasizing that the importance of supporting Ubisoft is very crucial.

It sounds like Emily has heard from her sources that Ubisoft was either deeply displeased with Splinter Cell’s sales, or Ubisoft is giving Wii U owners a one-last-chance ultimatum, or both. I don’t know about you guys, but to me this sounds like Ubisoft has made a pretty serious threat to the Wii U user-base behind-the-scenes.

And for those who may not be familiar with Rogers, she’s been spot-on numerous times in the past when it came to past updates and when Nintendo Directs were going to happen, so she’s very reliable.

Nintendo fans: Don’t complain about third-party support if you’re not buying the 3rd-party games.

http://gaminrealm.com/2013/09/28/emily-rogers-wii-u-owners-better-buy-ubisoft-games/



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After their Meh comment I am not sure I will be. I was looking forward to Watchdogs til that comment. Though more people did buy Rayman on Wii U than other platforms from what I hear.
Ubisoft better bring quality and not excuses if they want people to buy their games.

Last time I looked at Splinter Cell a higher portion of the install base bought it on Wii U then bought it on PS3.



Que lots of excuses.

To be fair the people that want it will buy it, the people that don't, won't. At the end of the day the people that bitch are usually buying the games, what more can they do? Not their fault noone else is buying them.



 

RolStoppable said:
You've heard it, everyone. Buy Ubisoft games to show them that halfassed is good enough for you.



Exactly the problem.



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RolStoppable said:
You've heard it, everyone. Buy Ubisoft games to show them that halfassed is good enough for you.

I thought Rayman Legends was the best version??

Regardless, you know even if they put the effort into Splinter Cell, ect it would have sold the same.



 

Seece said:
RolStoppable said:
You've heard it, everyone. Buy Ubisoft games to show them that halfassed is good enough for you.

I thought Rayman Legends was the best version??

Regardless, you know even if they put the effort into Splinter Cell, ect it would have sold the same.

To be fair, no one is buying that game.



If you want these games to start selling more, bring back the Wii Mote.

Simple



Veknoid_Outcast said:
Seece said:
RolStoppable said:
You've heard it, everyone. Buy Ubisoft games to show them that halfassed is good enough for you.

I thought Rayman Legends was the best version??

Regardless, you know even if they put the effort into Splinter Cell, ect it would have sold the same.

To be fair, no one is buying that game.

Yup but WiiU is a new system who's target audience is platformer fans, decent launch games should be doing well.



 

Seece said:
Veknoid_Outcast said:

To be fair, no one is buying that game.

Yup but WiiU is a new system who's target audience is platformer fans, decent launch games should be doing well.

Launch games?



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