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jacks81x on 22 February 2012
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RolStoppable said:
pezus said:
RolStoppable said:

That's normal. Nintendo only wins in the categories that actually matter: Sales and consumer satisfaction.

Except when comparing quality sales shouldn't be taken into account, also not sure what you mean by consumer satisfaction. Do you know what the consumers think of Vita already?

High sales are a sign of consumer satisfaction. Good word of mouth and all that. A lack of quality would have a negative effect on word of mouth.

And yes, I know what consumers think of Vita: Wait for a price drop and better games coming out. If it were different, then sales would have stabilized at a higher point in Japan. There's no reason to believe that it will be any different in America and Europe. It's only a matter of weeks until you will be able to see it.

Not necessarily true.  A lot of factors contribute to high sales, including smart marketing and hype.  That's mainly the reason why me, and many of my friends and family bought a Wii early on.  I can tell you for a fact that most of us are not satisfied customers, given the lack of quality games and the short-lived fad of motion control gaming.  My Wii has been collecting dust in my basement for more than a year.