| Soundwave said:
And maybe that's for the best honestly, it really is a shame that many legitimate good games like Hyrule Warriors, Bayonetta 2, Splatoon, DKC: Tropical Freeze, Xenoblade, Pikmin 3, etc. are suffering on the Wii U's tiny userbase. If those titles had access to even a 3DS sized userbase they would comfortably enjoy better sales but as is they're likely all victims of a really crappy selling console. It's a damn shame, but you can't make the amount of stupid mistakes Nintendo made and not pay a heavy price for it. |
They'll sell well enough to justify their existance (mostly) in the long run and their budgets were likely not big and recupable on sales, and Nintendo will/would have accepted it at this point. Like I said, these titles will help rebuild the image of the company for the next itteration where, hopefully, they'll be better prepared both for HD development (obviously) and for the market (as Iwata admitted, he really did misread market trends with the 3DS/WiiU).
Fusion is still a console, its just an approach that would tap both venues of Nintendo's hardware with one channel rather than the two they suffer from having to maintain now. The stronger hardware for the home can help them push neat little side peripherals (VR, magic, muffins, plug in toasters, Ubuntu, whatever) while their software and portable enjoys a strong user base.
