Anari said:
WiiU would be doing way worse without NSMB considering it has an attach rate of more than 50%. NSMB alone cannot carry the whole system, it needs a steady stream of games. 3DS really started to sell when 3DLand and Mario Kart released. Wouldn't have done that well had it just been the price cut. |
irstupid said:
Reviews mean nothing. This topic (joke as it is) is about getting VIta to sell units. Mario would seemingly do that regardless if it got a 2/10 or a 10/10 review wise. Mario always sells in the millions and can be upwards 10+ million. How many sales do you expect Tearaway to garner? Even if Tearaway was on a system with an insane install base it wouldn't touch Mario's numbers. |
S.Peelman said:
Besides the fact that it sold over 2m on a userbase with barely 3.5m, the Mario game it got was a 2D Mario. Contrary to popular belief, 2D Mario is not a big system seller on it's own. It is a big seller, it is everyone's second game. Nobody buys a system solely for 2D Mario. People buy a WiiU for 3D Mario, Zelda, Smash Bros. or Donkey Kong, but they all buy 2D Mario after that. Attach-ratio week-on-week supports this, it's perfectly visable on 3DS's NSMB. And the 3DS was saved by both Mario 3D Land and Mario Kart 7 |
My post keeps getting quoted and I'm kinda starting to argue beyond my intentions.
I've edited my first post for clarity.








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