51JBerger on 23 November 2014
What did you expect? The casual audience buys into fads and after a few days/weeks, they get bored and not use the device anymore. I used to have a Wii, but after I transferred my save data from my Wii to my Wii U and since the Wii U is backwards compatible, it collected dust. I decided to trade in my Wii for a Sega Saturn. I apologize if I'm being a little uptight, but Nintendo marketed the Wii to the casual audience and they bought into the fad. That's the main reason why the Wii sold the most consoles during the 7th Generation. The Wii did have great first party and third party games and an awesome Virtual Console (TurboGrafx 16 games YAY!), but if the fad had not had happened, the Wii would have sold the least amount of consoles.
