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cheesecake on 16 September 2013
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Kane1389 said:
Zero999 said:
Kane1389 said:
Zero999 said:

No, the main thing that it does is boost PRICE. there's a point where increasing specs won't translate into better support/sales, it's a design thing to know what that point is and nintendo made the right choice.

What are you even arguing about here? That more powerfull hardware isn't an advantige and it wont attract more customers? 

If more power was an advantage and atracted more customers, the more powerfull machines wouldn't be in last place every gen. I don't see it magically changing now.

LMAO! What the fuck?

First off, most powerfull systems weren't last every gen. In fact, only Xbox was. SNES was most powerfull and won.

And why are you acting as if more power somehow contributed to their ''failure''. More power is always a good thing, regardless of other aspects of the system .

SNES wasn't most powerful....
anyways, i think the correct argument is that the most powerful console never won a generation.

NES,SNES,PSX,PS2,Wii weren't the most powerful of their respective generations, yet they sold the most.