Cleary397 said:
I suggest, in the future, to just keep opinions like this locked inside your head. |
Look how cod is selling on wii u this will easly sell more then cod on wii u
Twilord said:
Neither of those are actually on Wii-U. (Hopefully we'll get exclusive eShop releases of them at some point, those games do have 'guilty pleasure' fans but making them large eShop titles would be waaay more in line with Nintendo's current focus.) Besides having mostly buyers brought in by its 'ultra-must-have' (Zelda, Metroid, Fire-Emblem, and now Bayo, and Xeno) titles, I also think the presence of classic-turned-niche genres (3D platforming) as high-end titles on the Wii-U is somehow very tempting to core gamers and for some of us enough to warrant an entire console. - Not saying the PS4 won't have must have titles for core gamers, just addressing the fact that Nintendo's Wii-U playerbase this generation is likely to be the opposite of last gen. Especially since Miyamoto has decided to focus on Nintendo's brand of core gamer. |
I just show exemple of what i consider casuals games The voice is just like Cook mama or Nintendo dogs.
People is buying wii u for casuals 3rd party games and Nintendo first party games but not for hardcore 3rd party games unless it's and wii u exclusive ,i'm sure this game will sell more then any cod on wii u.
Activison is doing the right thing they know that people will always choose ps4/xb1 version of their games so they choose to release a casual games instead
PS4 - over 100 millions let's say 120m
Xbox One - 70m
Wii U - 25m
Vita - 15m if it will not get Final Fantasy Kingdoms Heart and Monster Hunter 20m otherwise
3DS - 80m







