RolStoppable said:
Please, you should realize that sales data is only one half of the equation in business. Selling a lot of units doesn't mean anything, if you are operating at a loss. The fact that Nintendo had to operate at a loss makes it evident that the masses do not value stereoscopic 3D. The only thing that will sell the 3DS will be games which is why the major price cut in August didn't improve the situation all that much. |
The fact that Nintendo had to operate at a loss makes it evident that the masses do not value stereoscopic 3D
I'm not sure how your getting to that conclusion. I in my experience have not met a person who wasn't generally impressed by the 3d on the system itself. Nintendo operated at a loss for a multitude of other reasons. They launched a product that was suceeding their most successful product ever. One of the main reasons for the DS's sucesses is because it was priced lower compared to it's competitors. Nintendos consumers are a lot more price conscious then other consumers due to the fact they are a majority casual gamers. The casual gamer isn't prepared to pay $250 dollars for themselves or their kids when they can get a DS for $99.99 Are you saying that Sony operated at a loss becasue consumers didn't value the hardware superiority of the PS3?







