noname2200 said:
No, because everyone who purchases the new console by definition owns the peripheral out of the box. I see what you're getting at, and there is some logic to it, but in the end, for reasons valid or not, adding something major and new in the form of a peripheral is less likely to lead to long-term success than simply making it standard on the new console. |
well it does in the sense that not everyone who owned the original console will necessarily upgrade to its predecessor
it may be less likely to bring about success but for this context imo it seems more sensible when when you consider additional costs like marketing, R&D etc that are required with launching a new console
why not forego all of that if the next console won't be that much different
