Who is making the right decision? Microsoft or Nintendo?

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Seece said:

cheshirescat said:

That's not necessarily nintendo's problem as I see it.  Without the gamepad there's nothing unique about the wii u that sets it apart from ps4 and xb1, in fact it just makes the difference in specs that much more apparent. 

Nintendo 1st party sets them apart. At the end of the day that is why they've sold 6 million units, not because of the gamepad. The gamepad is to lure casuals in and it isn't working clearly. Nintendo fans would be on board with or without gamepad as long as Zelda ect are there.

Nintendo are at least going to try and lure the casuals back in. At E3 Iwata says they will be showcasing games that are focused on the gamepad. If they succeed, then Nintendo have made the correct decision to push the gamepad instead of just drop it.