Azhraell on 29 July 2014
| Faxanadu said: The problem is Nintendo's product quality. Since Wiis almost never broke, no need to purchase a replacement. As I heard, that was rather different with the PS2, hence the extended lifecycle. Limited BC from PS3 made that effect probably even more pronounced. |
If we were talking about Gamecube or N64, that's ok. I don't know what will happen with my wii u in some years but at least for know it gives confidence of a long/permanent life, something that can't be said about Wii at all.
PS2 numbers seems about right given the huge amount of software that sold in its lifetime, almost 3 more games per console than wii.
