DanneSandin said:
dsgrue3 said:
DanneSandin said:
dsgrue3 said: The economy may be slightly worse, but the size of the previous fanbase is absolutely relevant. 24m - 100m no comparison. Wii U launch should be 4x as big as Xbox 360, and it's merely twice.
Japan is a huge factor, it alone will end at 600,000+ units for WIi U, while it came in at 85,000 for Xbox360 in December 2005.
This means US demand is quite low for Wii U.
For last week (22nd):
Japan - 121,933
USA - 155,441
This is quite telling IMO.
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The Wii created a whole new user base. It more or less created the "casuals", and that's nothing Wii U will be able to do again - not on the same scale. No one is expecting Wii U to relive the success of Wii, and besides, this has nothing to do with whether or not it will only sell 4m units by the end of March or more...
You're trailing away from the subject.
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You compared the launch of the 360 with the Wii U, I rebutted your nonsense. And I'm the one off topic? lol
Japan cannot and will not carry the Wii U to 4m.
Wii U best week in USA was Nov. 24. It's been 150k per week in USA throughout december.
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So your reasoning is that the US sales will drop so low that Wii U will not reach more than 4m? So for your prediction to come true US sales will hit 50k/week, EU 20k/week and Japan 50k/week - adding up to 120k/week...
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The argument that WiiU will stop only at 600k in Japan does have some holes; the system will get more sellers that will push it to more than that.