S.T.A.G.E. said:
JustBeingReal said:
Nope, Wii U has a great line-up of exclusives, more targeted at the audience that would be interested in those kinds of games, Xbox One doesn't have anything to appeal to that audience.
If price is a factor, then Wii U would be the system to go for, because it's cheaper.
Form factor could also be seen as a selling point as well as free online.
Wii U could also be seen as a great family system and the price makes it more appealing to that audience.
XB1 will no doubt get slightly better sales because of this price drop than it would have done if MS had kept it at what it was before, but this repeated slew of policy changes, price drops could actually work negatively against Microsoft because people may actually just wait until the next price drop happens or Microsoft releases an even cheaper slimmer model of XB1.
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So I guess Nintendo funding Bayonetta 2 wasn't to lure hack n slash gamers from the Playstation and Xbox over to Nintendo, eh?
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That's one game, even with ZombiU how many "adult" or "mature" games are there on the Wii U? The majority of the games on the system are either targeted at a family or a younger audience, having the odd game here and there that caters to a different crowd doesn't negate that. There's also the other factors of price, form factor, lower power usage, free online for all games, even bundles which makes the system fit more into a family or younger market, because those markets want something that is easily accessible to them and that doesn't cost too much.
This thread is about XB1 taking away sales from Wii U, not Wii U lightly stepping on a small section of the market of it's supposed competition.
