| Mnementh said: WiiU had initial better third-party support than Wii. It had FIFA, COD, Assassins Creed, Splinter Cell, batman, NFS and so on. That didn't help. The basic point here: the PS3 and X360 had that too, no reason to buy a WiiU. You need a new theory. It's obvious a Nintendo-box will not be bought for multiplats and therefore multiplats will be no system seller for Nintendo. To be precise: if your theory was good, the initial load of multiplats should have sold the WiiU better. But it didn't. The PS4 on the other hand sold on just these multiplats. No, Nintendo needs to be distinct from MS and Sony or they die. |
What initial loads of multiplats? Years long late ports of Batman and Mass Effect? It got CoD, Need and Fifa, but where's Battlefield and GTA? The flaw is that the 3rd party support the Wii U had was (and is) pathetic compared to what PS360 or PS4/X1 gets.
Multiplats aren't system selles for Nintendo because any gamer that wanted them jumped ship. That's why they went from dominant force in home consoles to simply being slaughtered.
