| curl-6 said: Wii U's woes are not the result of the Wii, they are the result of the Wii U's own terrible management. (No showcase launch games, a game drought right out of the gate, a stupid name, poor marketing, rampant delays, etc) |
Again, if the userbase of the Wii were still around when the WiiU launched, sales of the WiiU would have been much better regardless of how much Nintendo fudged it.
Unless of course you're trying to tell me 100 million active and happy Nintendo Wii owners would be so confused and lost at the notion of the WiiU that over a year after launch only 1 in 20 of those previous owners actually bought one.
Of course, if you're going to tell me that there arent actually 100 million active and happy nintendo wii owners, then you will have to budge on your stance of attach rates equaling proof that people didnt buy then ditch the console, you can't have it both ways.
