MaxwellGT2000 said:
Iwata is not saying the Wii is a failure, they just failed to keep their momentum and he's stating its their own fault, unlike other people that like to pretend they're selling exceptionally well despite not meeting goals, or like some others that like to blame the consumer and not themselves. They're taking responsibility for the loss of momentum and discussing they're planning on getting it back despite it being hard to do. |
I understand that, but what I'm wondering is what did he expect? As more Wiis are sold, the smaller the amount of potential sales remain. As said, sure, the software lineup sucked.
I would have to entertain the thought, as per my personal perspective, I haven't bought a game since last Christmas - mostly due to sucky economy affecting my funds. I would find it suspect to think that I stand alone in that.
That all said, it is noble for Iwata to take up the cross on the issue.
