Seece on 13 May 2014
So Xbox One and WiiU, their perceived negatives being very similar in a lot of ways. Price being too high, an accessory that shouldn't be bundled with every system ect.
Nintendo have chosen the route of stubborness, deciding not to ditch the gamepad, and not give a meaningful price cut (debuted at $300, it's still $300 ....) whilst Microsoft are releasing a Kinectless sku and dropping the price $100 along with it.
Now obviously when talking sales, Microsoft is making the wise decision. But for the user ecosystem and what makes these systems what they are, who is making the right choice?
