Carl2291 said:
I'm gonna reply to this post out of the 3 replies because your first reply was weird and in my post and Vipers reply is too focused on doom. It's pointless even trying to debate with him right now. Pricecuts help. It's a fact. Maybe they don't help as much on Nintendo consoles... But they DO help. Add in a bunch of games to keep demand high, and the console should be up YoY IMO... Galaxy 2, Tales of Graces, S&P2, Red Steel 2, MH Tri, NSMB Wii, Sengoku Basara (It helped the PS3, no reason it shouldn't have helped the Wii), Dragon Quest M. I'm sure theres plenty more I'm forgetting. The point is, they don't have to move significant consoles... They just have to keep the Wii "interesting". Keep demand on a steadily high level. Not dropping close to it's lowest sales... Ever. The PS3 and 360 have done it with a few big games and a bunch of smaller games (Granted, the PS3 has had both a pricecut AND a redesign). |
Again, it is the Wii's FOURTH year, during the slowest months of the year for gaming. Did you expect Wii sales NOT to be down? 360 would be at Wii numbers or worse had it not been for the slimline released.
I'm curious, which games released for Wii thus far in 2010 should have made it go up YoY? None of the games you listed are console movers let alone would make the conosle up YoY.
If you look at the grand scheme of things, Wii is still doing just fine, in fact, it's more than fine. It is outpacing PS2 in overall sales, and still selling more software than its competitors, that are apparently such great software sellers. This despite no system sellers for Wii this year, especially in the West.
But whatever, I'll play along and just say the Wii is doomed. It's pointless to argue anyway. The numbers for the holidays will speak for themselves when they come out.







