ZyroXZ2 on 27 February 2014
| Fusioncode said: The problem is that did next to nothing for hardware sales. Should have had Retro working on Metroid instead, at least that would have been different enough to convince a few more people to buy a WiiU. |
I wouldn't worry so much about the hardware, Nintendo games generally don't move hardware in singular spikes. Though the hardware usually sees a small bump during major game releases, the reality is that Nintendo sells systems off its first party library, rather than big hitter single titles. The hardware, therefore, will continue to see gradual increases week-on-week or month-on-month as Nintendo's major releases continue to pile up.
