Norris2k said:
Your "proof is that there is a common trend that amongst the MAJORITY of companies where previous iterations in hardware, electronics and other consumer products are not changing from the previous generation.". Again, you are mistaking what is a proof. To prove it, you have to do a few things. First, prove that's a majority. Not one or two examples, majority, I want a link. Then, you have to prove that what apply to this majority of hardwares apply to consoles, which, I think, is impossible to prove (or to prove false). And why console are not among this minority of hardware you yourself imply. It's a fact but not a proof that I can see a different trend in consoles. Any single console had a new design, including the Wii and for current generation 2 out of 3 have a new design, and the one that don't have is messed up with name, marketing, as you (and I) believe. I can prove that Sony and MS believe in a new design because they spent money on that. And I can tell a difference is that a lot of other hardware have a lot quicker incrementations than console, and doesn't care with naming either. About proof, I would like to make it clear. Do you believe this to be true: "if A doesn't do B, then A proves B is insignificant in other case". It's true or false. If you believe in that, any sentence I could build with any A and B would be a proof. And I will provide proof for absurd thing. If you don't believe it's a proof, then you didn't provide a proof. That's pretty simple. And I can provide you an example of proof. Proof is a rare thing, so take note. You keep saying that car design does not obey to constraints. This is a constraint I talked about, that any car manufacturer must follow and conform to in the USA : the "FEDERAL MOTOR VEHICLE SAFETY STANDARDS AND REGULATIONS". Is there any English misunderstanding here ? Explain where. You are telling I don't understand English 4 or 5 times. I don't think you believe in it. I don't believe in it, because I've proven track of work in English. I have been told multiple time I'm fluent, which is different from a native level I can't claim. I think it's cheap if you keep lying on that. Last, my point is again not to deny Nintendo messed with the name and communication, but that a different name would not sale higher for this product. I don't think the design alone would change anything, it's the first point of a long list of things that would have helped to deliver a better and new product. We keep on it, because you keep on your "prove and destroy" attitude. |
I have proven that it is a majority; I’ve given you numerous examples, something you’ve failed to do. You want links; here you go http://www.futureshop.ca/ , http://www.bestbuy.com/. Go look through their websites and if you have eyes you will notice the trend or as I stated the majority. I’m not sure how things work over in Japan but this is the trend in North America. Nintendo attempted to follow this trend and took the correct steps in minimally changing the design which as I stated was not wrong. Their marketing of the Wii U as a brand new console was. Anyone who puts a Wii and a Wii U together can easily come to this conclusion that they are not the same console. Its funny how you complain about me proving points (when I in fact do) yet all you have provided is an opinion and nothing to back up your argument.
You’re completely and utterly wrong. Explain why Sony chose a similar design for Vita as it did for the PSP and Nintendo for 3DS as the DS? Sony had the right idea but failed to execute as they chose a terrible name (should have been PSP2) and on top of that had no games. 3DS is nearing 45 million in sales. Microsoft had to create a bulky design due to the giant fan in the console. Do you not think they would have cut costs as I stated earlier and designed it similar to the 360? Sony’s PS4 as many have pointed out has similar features of the PS2. Minimal changes are needed in the design of a console.
Your reasoning makes no sense and does not apply to what I’ve been stating, but nice try. Proof is non a rare thing. It is common unless coming from a debate on your side of the spectrumJ. If you would have paid attention, to what I stated about car regulations, you would have clearly noticed that I included off road vehicles. Also that does not apply to the design of a vehicle. Please try doing some proper research and read what is in your links before posting. It would do you some good!
No I firmly believe in it and anyone who was born with English as their first language can easily determine that you have an “extremely” difficult time formulating sentences in our language and should refrain from doing so. You claim you were told this but there is no proof to this J Your sentences do not reflect correct English grammar, plain and simple and I sure as hell am not lying about it. It’s not cheap as you clearly do not understand and your responses are all over the place.
By denying this you are only fooling yourself. You are clearly not knowledgeable in the field of marketing and the psychology of the casual consumer. I’ve taken business courses in school and am aware of how the naming of a consumer good is significant and can impact a product positively/negatively. You have to understand that you are providing an opinion that is not based on fact. You do not have any firm examples to give that explain why the Wii U would not have better consumer recognition if it was named Wii 2. You do not have knowledge of North American markets and what drives sales.
I honestly think that you do not fully believe in your argument. You’re upset that you have been proven wrong and think that you will somehow fatigue me by writing paragraphs of illogical banter, well, unfortunately for you I live in Canada. I’m use to debating stubborn Frenchmen who will argue till they are blue in the face even when they know they’re wrong!
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