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Seece on 28 November 2013
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benji232 said:
Seece said:
benji232 said:
Seece said:
yvanjean said:
Success for Nintendo with the WiiU is making a profit and keeping shareholders happy. I'm not comparing them to the competitions. This next-gen is Sony's to lose, Nintendo will simply be a byproduct doing their own thing like always.

It's not as easy this time around tho. If WiiU continues to sell as much as it is (in the middle of the year) it'll be completely removed from store shelves world over. Why have WiiU hardware and software take up a shelf when you could have PS4/XB1 games there?

Come on... You really think Nintendo would let one of their 2 major products get taken off shelves? This is ridiculous. It's called: buying retail shelf space. And if you think Nintendo won't do so, then I don't know what to tell you.

That's a fantastic way to lose money. Are they doing it right now?? Several stores in the UK have taken it off shelves.

A few supermarkets in a single country taking them off store shelves is not exactly what I call *completely removed from store shelves world over*. I will return it to you, so you think that Nintendo will let 1 of their 2 major products get completely taken off store shelves without doing anything? You are kidding yourself if you believe that. If it gets to the point where every single stores are taking them off their shelves, then yea, Nintendo will most definetly buy store shelf. If you believe otherwise, then I have no clue what to tell you. 

Did I say that had happened yet? no I didn't, I said it will be on the cards if WiiU sales continue to do as poorly as they are.

I think Nintendo don't have much say in the matter, if consumers don't want their product there is no point on wasting money putting on shelves to collect dust. Have you done the calculations on how much it would cost Nintendo? Or do you think they're willing to spend any amount? I mean you realise that retail stores in the world that stock video game system run into the millions right?