| spemanig said:
Absolutely false. Like I said, if the Wii U had excellent 3rd party support, it would still sell the same because the mindset is that the Wii U will have the worst version of those games. "What's wrong with their approach" is that they didn't build a system powerful enough to satisfy the types of consumers who buy those third party games. There's absolutly nothing they can do to change that now. Short of releasing a Wii Ui with specs more powerful that the PS4, no one is going to be buying 3rd party games on the Wii U. Look at the preorder numbers for Watch_Dogs even before the delay. They don't exist. |
The only time Nintendo had third party sway was pre-PS. After that even though they had adequate power till the Wii, they were held back by their own stubborness and storage medium. With the advent of the Xbox, its to late for Nintendo to compete conventionally. If they want to stay relevant in the hardware space they need to find a new and sustainable way to expand its marketshare. Obviously, the Wii wasn't that because it hasn't helped the Wii U much at all.
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