VGKing said:
Really? If they thought it was a Wii add-on then when they tried to buy it, they would have found out it was a new console when they went to the stores or looked online....then they would ask themselves why would they buy a $300 Wii U that has $60 retail games when they can buy an iPad mini for $329, which has thousands of free games available for download. I think that Wii U gamepad is a double-edged sword. |
yes, really, Consumers are still confused about the 3DS and the DS let alone the Wii U. I was in Target looking at Wii U games and a woman was confused on which DS she needed. There was the regular DS and it's multiple colors, 3DS regular with it's multiple colors, and the 3DSXL along with it's various price points. Deciding to help the poor woman out, I went over and explained the differences to her and then helped her through the process. She wanted a 3DS, but almost bought a DS instead. I was in GS before that and some woman had no idea what the Wii U was and I told her about it, because she came up inquiring about it. Also, people seeing it demoed in a store does not equate to them having any knowledge or inquiry about it. It can be promo'd in a store and people still not show interest in it because of product similarity. Your assuming firstly that people know about it, secondly, your also assuming people are inquiring about it and I'm saying the masses in general are not doing both of those.








