S.Peelman on 28 November 2013
I'd do pretty much the opposite of what the GameCube was.
Mainly because the GameCube was utterly disappointing as a console with just a small handful of games that were actually worth it. Even ignoring the low sales it got, undoubtedly because it was so disappointing. Basically, Nintendo did just that with the Wii and it payed off, not that the Wii was perfect though.
