| Fusioncode said: Shouldn't be too hard, as long as they avoid Nintendo's mistakes with the WiiU. All it needs is: A solid marketing campaign At least one system seller at launch A steady stream of games, no 4 month droughts Affordable price tag |
A Solid marketing campaign is how the PS Vita failed. It was all hype for something that is just a PSP with better graphics, and they took forever to bring people a second analog that no one needs it anymore for Handhelds, and realize that it was never needed for Hanhelds. Besides the 3DS has proven that it's more better to aim with touch screen then analog as shown in such games as Dillon's Rolling Western 1 & 2 and Kid Icarus: Uprising, and that it is also more better to aim with motion sensors then analog as shown in Zelda: Ocarina of Time 3D & Resident Evil: Revelations 3D.
The last thing you want to sale a gaming system on, is hype; because people have PCs & Smartphones & Tablets.
If you sale a gaming system on such things as features & software then you will get sales, otherwise you will fall hard.
