johnlucas said:
JoeTheBro said:
johnlucas said:
When you pay $500 plus tax for a system, you shouldn't have to THINK about glitches & bugs.
The excuse that "these are the things you have to put up with on launch consoles" is UNACCEPTABLE. If the manufacturer can't make a quality product at $500 then what is that manufacturer in the business for?
John Lucas
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But I'm assuming $350 is ok?
http://www.theverge.com/2012/11/19/3665588/wii-u-brick-console-update-patch-nintendo
The percent of issues is really low on all these consoles, but don't be silly.
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No, it's not acceptable at $350 either. Shame on Nintendo for that mess.
I know these are manmade things & human error will always factor into these designs. But that's what testing is for to severely reduce or eliminate any malfunctions that resulted from these oversights.
It's not acceptable at $350 & it "DANG" sure ain't acceptable at $500. We shouldn't expect launch consoles to be flawed by default. We should expect consoles to work no matter WHEN they're produced.
I bought my Wii in December of 2006. My Wii worked fine throughout the 7th generation. A Wii from the launch window that actually works. That's not too much to expect really. John Lucas
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I have to admit, you have great mic skills, or whatever the forum equivalent would be.