FoxMan250 on 18 January 2014
Anything's possible, but the problems with the Wii U right now are quite different than what the PS3 faced.
The PS3 faced:
- Late release behind 360
- Extremely high price point
- Complex architecture for 3rd party developers
The Wii U released first this generation, is at a reasonable price, and is a simple architecture. The problems it faces are a lot different and I think can be traced back to the target audience. The original Wii sold so well because it targetted the casual gamers and families. Casual gamers and families are not going to spend as much money on gaming and in turn, probably feel that their current Wii is perfectly satisfactory for what they want right now. That's going to be tough to convince them otherwise.
