Kresnik on 01 August 2012
| wfz said: That means if the Wii U takes off, EA will jump on it, even though it means getting to the party late. This is pretty much how EA (and other major publishers) approached the Wii last time; little support at launch, but once it proved a hit resources were shifted to take advantage of it. |
This, and this again. I don't believe EA are going to be strong supporters of the Wii-U from the get-go. They're going to wait and gauge the reaction and then start releasing properly on it if it's done well.
This is probably just damage control, so when they start releasing late for the Wii-U once it does well, they can say "Well, we told you so!"
