robzo100 on 14 September 2012
totally disagree. I think one of the advantages of continuing the Wii-branding is that it ensures moderate success and no risk of pure failure. Yes the the brand may hurt some buyers who feel like they are not getting something fresh but the technique is a conservative one.
40 million in 6-10 years sounds like failure to me so I would have to disagree. Nintendo is only going to make mroe of the best software that sold on wii like the motion sports and the 2d games (smash, mario, donkey, kirby, etc.). No 100 million like with Wii, but I would say more than 50 million.
