Groucho said:
I think that, when a 3rd party claims that its software isn't "selling", they tend to mean "selling enough to recoup losses, and eventually profit", almost without exception. Of course 3rd party software "sells" on the Wii. That's a meaningless question, and Nintendo gave a meaningless, although certainly valid, answer to it (the meaningless question), with their graph. The question is, and that the 3rd party publishers are posing is, "does it sell well enough, such that our investment is worth it?" That's the *real* issue, and neither company wants to address it directly, it seems. |
But most third party publishers and developers have been saying that Wii software sales have surpassed their expectations ... The people who have been making claims that third party software hasn't been selling on the Wii are bloggers, analysts, fanboys, Microsoft and Sony.