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spurgeonryan said:
oni-link said:
Well it's not selling quite as well as it is suppose to so it's understandable. It's like how the Vita isn't being stocked in my local Targets because of lack of demand. The shelf space retailers have is very valuable and systems that sell well get restocked more often is all.


I see that with the Vita as well, but usually they just leave it blank. I do not understand this. Then months or weeks later vita comes back. Why waste the space unless you are going to repurpose it?

 

All they could do in my store is add more wii stuff.

LOL...because both systems are selling at pathetic levels that it wouldn't make sense to hold them in stock unless there was a compelling software that was to release on those systems.  It is quite pathetic for Nintendo to have 90% of their library be composed of launch titles 8 months after launching.  The Vita had a couple of compelling software releases for nearly two years now but those have yet to bear fruit on sales for the system.  Nintendo and Sony have their problems with these systems.  The question is now which one has the bigger one?  A system that doesn't sell because you release nearly 0 software for it, or a system that flounders despite the numerous quality software released on it.