| Mummelmann said:
Those are the same arguments that were used to prove that the Wii was going to bounce back from the decline, the games and the peripherals that were coming soon and while there is room for improvement, there is little evidence that it will occurr any time soon, comparing the Wii U to the 360, for instance, is worthless, they are two entirely different consoles in entirely different circumstances made by two companies from different worlds. Comparing it to the 3DS is equally futile, again these are entirely different cirumstances, one would think that people would have learned by now that history with vague similarity, fancy graphs and aligned launches are a poor indicator of the future. I guess not. |
The games situation is just like the early 3DS and 360 though; a lack of compelling, system-selling software. Once those systems got their big games, the sales followed. They may be different products and such, but the rule that software sells hardware holds true across all gaming consoles, portable and home.
