| celador said: No they don't see Wii U as that. Read Miyamoto's interview with Edge magazine |
He said they're giving up on trying to chase the casual player demographic as smartphones have filled that need (note: this largely is actually adults).
But the Wii U still struggles in that it is still the "Disney-style-console" of the bunch. It's made not only for kids, but definitely with kids high on the priority list and its largely sold on Disney-esque mascot based exclusives. We're all in stores, and we all know the Nintendo section (full of bright primary colors and plenty of happy, colorful mascots as far as the eye can see) is a stark difference from the Sony/MS sections.







