HappySqurriel on 02 October 2007
| MikeB said: @ DarkNight_DS If you have to educate your potential buyers on what your product can do, you've already lost. Any product that requires edumacation to convince people to buy it is not going to win over the non techie crowd. I mean "educate" in a fun, playfull and positive way. @ RolStoppable There won't be a Wii HD, there's really no need for one. I think it makes sense. Soon anybody buying a TV will only have the choice between HDTV sets, when more and more people start watching TV in high definition and watch high definition movies, I think more people will start to care about high definition gaming as well. |
Can you actually show anything which implies that people who own HDTVs are less likely to buy a Wii as it is currently configured?
My personal experience is that more people with HDTVs own a Wii than an XBox 360, which I understand is (probably) not generally true because more people (in North America) currently own the XBox 360, but this implies that there may be (is) no benefit for Nintendo to move to a Wii HD.
