binary solo on 24 May 2014
Probably, but not a huge difference. Could be sitting at about 7.5 million by now, but it wouldn't be over 10 million. A name only counts for so much. The product as a whole has not appealed to the market. And there is still the fad factor with Wii. It was a fad that lasted quite well, but essentially the rapid decline in Wii sales in the final years before Wii U launched showed that it was probably going to be a one generation fad and it seems to have turned out that way.
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