Aielyn said:
Player1x3 said:
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DanneSandin said:
Oh yes, because the 20 million (or more) selling Wii Play and Wii Fit and Wii SPorts Resorts were all bundle with a wii...
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Wii Play came with a Wiimote, Wii Fit is a whole new hardware, WSR came with wiimote +MotionPlus (and it was heavily bundled as well). Try again
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Games sell hardware. Hardware doesn't sell games. People didn't buy Wii Fit for the balance board, they bought the Balance Board for Wii Fit. They didn't buy Wii Sports Resort for MotionPlus (didn't come with Wiimote), they bought the MotionPlus for Wii Sports Resort (note that you could buy MotionPlus separately, so that argument is out, too). I will give a pass to the case of Wii Play, though, as it was pretty much a really cheap game that you could get if you were already going to buy a Wiimote, which most people want to do if they've recently bought a Wii.
But then, NSMB Wii had sold over 20 million before they bundled it with the Wii. So had Mario Kart Wii. Wii Fit Plus sold over 20 million, and given that Wii Fit came before it, you can't really go "see, bundled".
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Yep, I remember this. When I was working at Gamestop the casuals at Nintendo stuff up. Mostly mothers and children (then again when you look anywhere else thats where most of the sales come from), most dads were on the PS3/360. NSMB sold well outside of the bundle, but sold better with the Wii bundle I am sure. So did Mario Kart with the Wheel. Wiifit was pretty obvious that they were attach rate game though. Very smart on Nintendos part.
