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Mr Khan said:
Deyon said:
Mr Khan said:
Who thinks that?

From what i've seen, more bets are on Microsoft as they'll be the ones to really try to push hardware innovation and cross-market accessibility, though you can't count Nintendo out.

Sony, meanwhile, seems to have a hard time learning lessons (see: Vita)

Nintendo, meanwhile, seems to have a hard time learning lessons (see:Wii U/GameCube)

Don't insult GameCube like that: it had its best-selling title released by this point in it's life

But seriously, Wii U will do much better, not only in terms of sales but in terms of market-share, than GameCube, even if some of the parallels are there, Nintendo's in a much stronger position right now than in the early GC days.

Not really, The gamecube in the early days was:

adequately priced, selling like gangbusters, had multiple software release and sustaining software like zelda and smash brothers, had decent 3rd party support and did not selling at an operating loss.

The Wii U doesnt have anything like that.