Conina said:
He never said that. But it is not easy to get casual gamers changing from one system to the successor. Gaming is not their main hobby, its more a side quest to their other entertainment venues. So they will have no emotional bond to Nintendo, Microsoft or Sony. When/If they are looking for their next gaming device, all bets are off. Many of them switched to smartphones or tablets to satisfy their gaming needs. Some of them lost interest in gaming a long while ago. And some of them are quite happy with the games / fitness programs they have for the Wii and won't switch for another few years. |
But he did...
| iceboy151 said: I mean is it really? I just think Nintendo's consoles have became less wanted over the generation. They've sold less consoles each generation. (According to VGChartz) NES - 61.91M SNES - 49.1M N64 - 32.93M GC - 21.74M Wii - 100.95M (I think everyone has came up with the consensus that this sold mostly to the casuals) Wii U - 5.78M ( Which I think it trending lower than the GC) Honestly, I don't think advertising or more games will actually help the Wii U sell. People are just getting tired of Nintendo systems, and I don't think they can do anything about it. |
He might mean differently, but he did say that people are getting tired of nintendo systems and told us that the consensus that when the Wii sold is that it sold to casuals. The natural conclusion is that casuals arent people. xD
