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PigPen on 18 May 2014
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the_dengle said:
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the_dengle said:
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Third place is inevitable. All that remains to be seen is how much of a fight the Wii U puts up on its way there.


What do the DS, Wii and 3DS have in common?  Answer: People saying it won't win.

What do the PS3, PSP Go and Vita have in common?  Answer:

DS, Wii, and 3DS were all in the lead right out the gate. They sold much faster at launch than their competitors.

This is a simple thing to determine. Nintendo will continue to support the Wii U for a few more years, until 2017-2018 at the absolute latest. Sony and Microsoft will still be supporting their consoles past 2020. They will outlast the Wii U no matter what it does in its lifetime.


The Wii U has eDRAM and the PS4 has GDDR5.

GDDR5 = 176GB a second

eDRAM = 1TB or 1000GB a second

The Wii U just might outshine the other consoles. I know you don't know what I'm talking, but you can look it up.

Are you suggesting that Nintendo will support the Wii U longer than Sony and Microsoft will support their respective platforms?

I mean, it only sounds like you're suggesting that the Wii U is six times more powerful than the PS4, but I don't see how that is related to my claim that Nintendo will drop support for the system in 3-4 years.


You must be a physic.  Clearly you know more then me.