scottie on 07 May 2011
1) Get a graph of Wii hardware sales over time.
2) Place dots on this graph representing the release of big games (try for 5M, and 10 M)
3) Realise how wrong you and Obieslut are about the causes
4) ...
5) Profit?
Edit - my actual point - a low price is required for high sales, but it is not the main thing. People will buy a console if they can afford it, and it has games that interest them. for years, Wii hardware was pushed by a steady stream of huge games, wii Sports, Play, Fit, Fitplus, WSR, Mario Kart, Galaxy. Then Nintendo 1st party shifted most of its attention to the DS for a while, then to the 3DS and now to the Wii2. 3rd parties did not pick up the slack, because their laughable attempts at making Wii games failed for the most part.
