Fusioncode said:
BeElite said:
Seece said:
Conclusion
WiiU's lack of third party support, casual interest, low lifespan and history so far suggests to me it won't sell above 20m, and if it does not by much. Despite MK's release it still trails the Gamecube (21m~). XB1's ability to compete in the US (thus far) suggests nothing less than 20m there when all is said and done. Come the end of this year it'll be approaching 6m~ lifetime there, or more.
If XB1 manages to stay very competitve with PS4 in the states and even manage to overtake/become #1 this will happen sooner rather than later. But if PS4 continues to see the sales vs XB1 that it's getting, this will be a long drawn out prediction that won't be fullfilled for many years, when WiiU starts to slug and XB1 continues on in the US.
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Nope, for one id hardly call X1 competitive in US given all MS has done to spur sales while sonys been costing all this time. X1 is not coming back wining back share or even ever making it a fight, other then the big launch its been rather a fail in its battle vs PS4. That's never changing. Wiiu for all its failures and weaknesses, has one thing X1 lacks. Exclusives, thats one major front x1 cant match it nor will it. X1 is no where strong enough to out sale wiius ww lt in US.
To much rides on the no chance in hell possability that x1 some how manages to do better vs PS4 in the future.
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XBO has bigger exclusives coming than WiiU. All Nintendo has left is Smash Bros and Zelda, and Smash Bros is on 3DS anyways.
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Saying all Nintendo has left is Smash and Zelda is a bit of an exaggeration. Just from the games we currently know about there is Hyrule Warriors, Fatal Frame, Bayonetta, Captian Toad, Smash Bros, Kirby, Yoshi, Mario Maker, Splatoon, Xenoblade, Devil's Third, Star Fox, Mario Party, Zelda and the Amiibo toyline. Many of them arent likely to be huge system sellers but people buy a console for its library, not just 1-2 games.