Wii U
2012: 2,247,216
2013: 3,113,285
2014: 3.7m
2015: 6.2m
2016: 5.5m
2017: 3.5
2018: 1.5m
2019: 1m
26.8m I just rounded up to 27m for Wii U predictions. But with a new game almost every month in 2015, there won't be droughts, and most importantly, they'll have an excuse to advertise. Maybe people will finally see the difference between Wii and Wii U and I guarantee that will bring in a few. Pokken Fighters, Shin Megami Tensei, and I say save Star Fox U for 2016 plus maybe Animal Crossing, a GC HD remake, and Paper Mario U along with a price cut and other games like The Wonderful 102 and Metroid to $199 should keep the system chugging. Finish up the lifecycle in 2017 with Bayonetta 3, some other games, and have another price cut toward the holiday reducing the console to $149. Finally in 2018 sell it for $149, then 2019 cut it to just $99 with a few games. Also, if Nintendo doesn't include backwards compatability on their next console, but releases a few desired games late 2017, it should still have an OK holiday then. It seems optimistic but I don't see why this couldn't happen.
XBOX ONE/Wii U/3DS/PC
RIP Iwata 12/6/1959-7/11/2015
Thanks for all the great memories!








