curl-6 said:
Like I said though, Wii was successful cos it was in touch with the market. Wii U is flopping because it's out of touch. I'm not saying they could easily have had another Wii megahit, but they could easily have had a solid 50-60m selling system. |
If they had some kind of unbelievable new controller idea sure. But the Wii U as is ... even if they marketed it perfectly and named perfectly it wouldn't sniff 50-60 million.
The entire concept of the Wii brand is that it's about new controller interfaces that are so unique that people go crazy over them after playing for just a few minutes.
When you don't have that, the whole deck of cards falls in on top of itself. The other brutal lesson Nintendo is learning here is how fickle the casual audience is. They are not loyal to anything but their own needs, say what you want about "manchildren" but they take their gaming seriously ... casuals are the equivalent of the flightly good looking blonde at a night club that has a different guy trying to entertain her every 10 minutes. She's not going to date you just because you made her laugh once and decided to dance with you for ten minutes.







