gmcmen on 30 November 2013
| Metallicube said: By returning to the philosophies that made NES/Wii successful, and abandon the "hardcore" or niche style of games they pursued with N64, Gamecube, and have returned to with the Wii U. |
lol the nes was nothing like the wii, it was a traditional console, just like the the rest. the console market is tough cooki to crack, its just not about games, it's about marketing, games, price, third party support and being fortunate, people can keep on saying be more like the wii, that way was seven years ago, what kind of new tech can nintendo come to grab the mainstream in 2017, you guys are asking way too much from nintendo, it just not as easy as you think to come with lighting in a bottle twice. look at dreamcast, great graphics and games for its time, introduced online gaming, amazing price, and still got crushed. image plays a huge role in this console market.
