| BenVTrigger said: Im confused? Im not wrong about any of this so far? Going by the numbers Wii U had a very strong launch which reflects my earlier opinion. The system started posting dreadful numbers after the holidays but its launch was excellent. I figured Nintendo wouldve handled their console better and been in a stronger spot by now sure but last I checked Wii U still may very well do 40 million |
@bold: This is what many of us expected. We never considered that Nintendo would decide to take a seven month vacation from releasing games after launch.
However, we don't know what kind of software could arrive from Nintendo in the future. Remember, it took the original DS about a year and a half before we got Brain Age in the west which really pushed its mass market appeal. There's still a glimmer of hope that Nintendo could produce some magical games that prove the Gamepad as a game changer. Combined with the rest of its library and, of course, price drops, WiiU could still sell past 40m units.
One thing's for sure: WiiU's sales and game reveals next year against the PS4/XB1 will be very telling of its future.
