MDMAlliance said:
Honestly, I know you're not going to agree with me or think I'm just being unreasonable but I don't think you actually know any of this stuff. I do think it's a possible interpretation, but the simple fact is that if things were as easy to see as you make it seem like, making successful new products would be extremely easy to do. Saying the problem is with the system itself for the Wii U is based off of your speculations on the sales trends, internet comments, your personal bias, and the lack of substantial boosts with some of the bigger titles. Some of these are strong, but none of them are conclusive like you're assuming it is. Another thing is that it doesn't need to go from 90m to 20m as your comment stated it would be "tens of millions" ahead of the Wii U. I'm arguing against the statement that you know that the Wii U will be 20-30m LTD and the XBO will be 50-60m LTD. It's the most logical prediction, but it's a prediction. Saying it will vs saying that it might (with a strong emphasis on how likely it is) are two very different things. A lot of your predictions do make sense, but the problem is as I said before. I argue on the camp that there are quite a few other factors here and while things seem to be locked into place, there are still things that could happen during the course of its life time that could make a difference. |
Nope. WiiU can't recover, casuals are not interested for multiple reasons, core for obvious reasons. XBO has a very sizeable userbase to appeal too. It really is that simple, doesn't need extensive analysis.
I will be right in time