MoHasanie said:
S.T.A.G.E. said:
MoHasanie said:
S.T.A.G.E. said:
MoHasanie said:
Wow, looks like Sony paid them lots of $$$ to write that. |
Are you serious?
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Yeah. The article doesn't even consider the WiiU. So they must have bribed them to write it, or its written by some fanboy. Oh well, its not like MS doesn't bribe loads of people to say good things about them.
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Dude the Wii U is already out. Look at its sales. Its showing that people with current gen or are ready to buy current gen consoles are not differentiating the Wii U from the current gen. have you seen the Wii U's sales this week? The PS3 and 360 are beating it by multiples with Sony being in the lead over 100K.
By the next gen consoles launch (as in tech) people will marvel at it and specifically in America they will look at the price and say, "Why is the Wii U fifty dollars cheaper than the PS4? on one of the models?" Nintendo really needed a true mario game this year with Mario Kart to boot. Sure those games are not going to give it Wii-like sales but what also hurts is the third party.
EDGE is an exceptionally truthful magazine that states when they like or dislike something. Has some of the best articles and the cleanest photos of games you'll come by which is why its so expensive compared to the competition. Obviously this issue is reacting to the early part of this month before the DRM was removed a week later when MS said "we can't just remove it".
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Yeah but its not hard to beleive that a magazine that's most likely struggling to sell would take money from Sony. Why would a truthful magazine say "the only option right now is PS4"? Why aren't the looking at the postives of the Xbox One like its exclusives?
Also we don't know if the WiiU will take a price cut during the holidays. That could help sales.
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I'll say it again..Edge is a very upfront magazine. They call it like they see it and they've beat down on even some Sony exclusives that I thought were great even though the scores werent bad. They are tough critics but necessary in the gaming industry. They must exist.
