| mjo011 said:
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The lower the installed base, the higher the attach rate, especially with young systems. Because the Wii U hasn't sold many units, there should be very few broken or inactive consoles, which means a better attach percentage. Low installed bases usually have a high ratio of dedicated fans, as well. These guys are the ones who buy games at a high rate. A system like the 3DS, on the other hand, is going to have a lot of casual users because the volume of units sold is so high.
People shouldn't be fooled by the Wii U having a nice attach rate. It just means it's not selling well and it doesn't have many fans outside the hardcore Nintendo faithful.








