amp316 said:
Why does my reason not hold? I think that it does. Here's my concern and I think that it's a legit one: Ninty just posted their first loss ever and they plan on using the same strategy. What makes you think that this couldn't result in more losses? |
Sorry, I was away from my computer.
This is a legitimate concern, but it's got a few holes to fill. For one, the sales of the 3DS are fine, it's the profits that are hurt. The reason the profits are hurt have little to do with the games, Nintendo does not easily sell handhelds for more than 200$. What happened is that Nintendo included features in the hardware (3D) which the consumers weren' willing to pay for. They had to absorb the costs in a contingency measure. Pretty simple.
The strategy is the same with the WiiU, so sales should be fine, so long as the pricepoint is sound. Now you'll argue that the 3DS strategy was lacking since it didn't include NSMB2. Let's say for a second that I conceded that point (I don't, but let's say). Well, the WiiU is almost without a shadow of a doubt getting NSMBU for launch.
So what are you worried about?







