| 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. |
No matter how you put it, it's nintendo's fault. "Yeah, but the other consoles are just more appealing!" you say. Well maybe they should have worked harder.
If people are getting tired of nintendo consoles, maybe they need to do something to revitalize their image. Maybe make good with third parties. Maybe try a new IP. Mario can still exist, but I think 4 mario games in a year is excessive. No matter what you say is the reason the wiiU is failing, it's still nintendo's fault, because they should have addressed those issues that were obviously there.
