Nintendo's silence on WiiU to be broken soon

[trestres]

Th3PANO said:

trestres said:

Th3PANO said:

trestres said:
I admit I was wrong. I thought Nintendo had taken seriously that wake up call. It seems they didn't and nothing that has happened since I made this thread is leading me to believe otherwise.

I now believe they are in deep trouble and they have no serious plan on how to overcome this. I was waiting for at least some Japanese announcements from 3rd parties, but they aren't coming. Nintendo would have been all over them if they were indeed bringing games. Nintendo will suffer from worse support than Wii did. I can't believe they decided to release a console without a properly planned schedule, or games at all.

Good luck Iwata.

you are overreacting way too much, chill.....seriously. you think they aren't aware of anything?

Of course they are aware. Investors and gamers are aware of it too.

it's all the same with nintendo fans, they are complaining and after seeing big guns from nintendo they are all back in love with them, the cycle of life i guess.

I fail to see the meaning of your post. No one has been in love with Nintendo for a long time now. Have you even been following forums or gaming news sites?

If Nintendo's CEO keeps on failing to deliver his promises and all he does is appologize and ask for people to understand, then that means they really aren't in control of the situation and there's barely anything they can do. This has been happening for 2 years now. I know a comeback is possible, but as days go by, the likes of it happening or the impact of it grow small and smaller. The competitors are close to have their consoles debut. Yet Nintendo watches their own console from the distance. No meaningful action has been taken yet. Announcing that they are making games isn't enough.

I hate to repeat myself, but you need to see this. Nintendo didn't plan their console launch properly. They gambled again, much like they did with the Wii and the DS. Last times it went well for them, now it didn't.