AnthonyW86 said:
The point is if you count the Wii the 7 gen consoles will always end up higher combined than the 8 gen. The problem with that is that it would make you think that the market is shrinking, while in fact the core gaming market could be growing. It's just the casuals that have moved on. Developers like Bungie are not going to spend up to 500M on a new franchise because a Nintendo consoles sells well, their games don't even release on them. The succes of Nintendo's consoles has almost zero influence on thirth party's development of big games. It's the install base of Playstation and Xbox consoles that's important for these games. And if that install base is growing and Nintendo's loyal following stays about the same, the industry is growing. And if you really want to count Wii, than count 20% of it's sales witch is the amount of sales it would have hade without the casuals hype. Or as the-pi-guy mentioned, use Gamecube numbers. |
Another bullshit response. Like I said before, exclusive games sold very well on the wii, be it hardcore or casual. The problem lies with the multyplats, since they where vbioulsy inferior, no body was going to pay the same price for that and just buy it for their hd primary console. The reason that they would not go exclusive on nintendo is that even if they had the majority of consoles, they didnt compare to the combined ps360, wich where hd and some crap games sold well just for being pretty.
Like I said before, the wii was an excelent secondary console. most hardcore gamers had it next to their hd brothers. Casuals stoped buying the console a lot early then when the wii stoped selling.
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