oniyide said:
archbrix said:
| oniyide said:
So because they added ONE more player they value it more than others? PS3 supports up to 6 controllers at a time so by that logic they actually value local MP the most. (Only game i know that supports six players is Xmen) and that game has NO compromise between players. Yes its expensive so now they have what is essentially a halfassed attempt to fix it, if you're fine with that thats cool but I imagine alot of people arent.
No its not the same. Wii U is a big jump on Wii, so what? its not a big jump on PS3 or 360 systems that been on the market for years. Unless you believe that each exists in a vacuum and only Wii owners will buy Wii U. PS4 and x1 are also a big jump over Wii U
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Are you serious? Where on the box does WiiU promote the two-gamepad functionaliy? It's not like they're deceiving customers. I could just as easily say that Sony half-assed the PS4 because it doesn't have backwards compatibility. Makes about as much sense.
And your second point is complete folly. Don't try and change your argument now: You asked, "why upgrade from Wii to WiiU? Why not just stick with Wii?", and I explained why. Simple.
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Sony did kinda half assed it cause they dont have backward compatibility...so yeah.
What did you explain? Wii U doesnt offer that much difference over systems that have been on shelves for years. If they wanted an upgrade they could have easily bought a PS360, which is what they have been doing, looking at the sales of those systems versus those of Wii U. So either people dont care about upgrading or they dont actually see it as an upgrade. pick one
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Are you seriously still going on about this?
*sigh*
For the last time, this was what you asked, "Why upgrade from Wii to WiiU? Why not just stick with Wii?" That's a question even a child could answer - the same reason anyone would upgrade, because it's a whole new console with a whole new library and far more capabilities than its predecessor. Whether or not you think it's worth upgrading is subjective (same as upgrading from PS3 to PS4), but the fact is that the upgrade is significant. End of story.
You then proceeded to raise the completely different point of WiiU not being a big leap over the existing HD consoles - something I never contested in the first place. So instead of accepting the answer to the question you asked, you shifted your argument away from it to an entirely different point.
