| Veknoid_Outcast said: ... Unfortunately, as Rol alluded to, many people hoped for (and are now prematurely celebrating) the failure of Wii U. Also, of course the PS3 and 360 are better values for the consumer. They each have a library of hundreds of games, and thousands of people online ready to play them. The marketing I've seen sends a rather concise and lucid message, but I'm afraid I haven't seen everything. No access to American television :( Moreover, It's impossible to state that most people consider the Wii U an add-on without some kind of survey. Anecdotal evidence holds very little weight. In the end, it's only day 16 so the doom and gloom is far too soon. |
i don't know what you've seen out there but here in america i've been left confused as to nintendo's marketing strategy. not that i watch a ton of tv but all i've seen the the batman AC commerical. why advertize a late port over mario?!? seems like a bad decision to me.
