JWeinCom on 18 January 2014
It's in a much rougher position. Sony's issues were clear. Price was the big one followed by difficult hardware architecture. The Wii U has more issues that will be harder to fix. They did face similar issues with the 3DS which were overcome largely by strong first party support, but the home console market is more competitive.
Doesn't look great, but I actually really think their hardware is appealing. If they could get the software to back it up, they'll be alright, but it's a question of what is in development.
