Aielyn said:
Wrong. The discussion was about using the fact that MS was launching in more countries in early september as the main reason why Xbox One would be selling stronger than Wii U again. I demonstrated that it's a weak argument because the new countries aren't going to make much difference, and Wii U is likely to get a boost around the same time from the start of its Holiday lineup after having nothing of even slight note since Mario Kart 8. I said each time that there are legitimate arguments for why Xbox One might start selling more strongly than Wii U again, but that the release of XBO in places like Israel and Japan wasn't one of them. Hence why I suggested you actually look back over the discussion. You jumped in and assumed it was a debate over which system was going to sell better, and it wasn't. |
Which is why I'm backing him up by saying Xbox One also has a Holiday lineup boost coming. As of right now we have no idea if the Wii U is still selling above Xbox One because VGChartz goes by estimates and being only 2k ahead this week doesn't show any proof. Xbox One launching in 29 more countries is definite to sell above the Wii U. It seems like ever since MK8 launched you Nintendo fans seem to have forgotten the 7 months before it where Xbox One comfortably outsold Wii U. Xbox One has a ton of games coming this fall, so your "Holiday lineup" argument has no purpose when he's talking about Xbox One's WW launch. And if you think Hyrule Warriors' August release will have a long enough boost to prevent Xbox One from topping Wii U in September then you have another thing coming.
