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Zero999 on 30 August 2013
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Max King of the Wild said:
Runa216 said:
 

What's wrong with comparing two recent consoles manufatured by Nintendo with anemic and sad launches eventually met with a tonne of support and love doubled with a price reduction?  

Both look to be taking the same route, so I fail to see the problem.  Nintendo fixed the 3DS with tonnes of support, love, and quality games, why can't they be expected to do the same for the WiiU? 

Before 3DS' price drop it fell below 80k a handful of times. However, it reached 100k more times than that. For the most part it's hovered at 80k-90k. Wii U is hovering at 30k and has been longer than the 3DS ever was hovering at 80k. After the price drop announcement the system fell to 40k the week before the drop... the announcement was a week before that. The Wii U's announcement? Over 3 weeks in advance instead of 2 weeks with the 3DS... If the Wii U follows any sort of similar pattern do you know how much it's boost will be? Around 115k the week of the price drop. 100k the week after. 70k the week after. Still gloomy huh?

bolded: oh really? having a longer game drought than 3ds and being more expensive are certainly not the reason, right?

bolded2: irrelevant to the extreme.

bolded2: how? just how? games will be released regularly starting week 3 after pricecut. it will only go up as the holidays and games come, just like 3ds. or are you seriously expecting the sales to go down even with all the releases?