| The_Yoda said: Good work, it would be interesting to also see major software releases in relation to the different sales spikes. You can definitely tell when Mario Kart 8 came out. |
I think that E3 Treehouse helped a lot too. Every single game announced helps the Wii U as people are more assured what kind of gameplay and controller utilization they will get.
The latter one was one - and STILL IS - the single biggest failure in Wii Us history.
I know that this is one of my "more exclusive" views. But the sales numbers somehow tell I'm onto something:
Wii Sports Resort sold over 30 Mio. copies at the end of the Wiis life
That means that for 30 Mio. people motion control isn't a fad. Quite the opposite: motion control is THE SINGLE BIGGEST REASON to play.
Too bad Wii Sports Club came to late and wasn't promoted accordingly to those who had a Wii. At that time the Wiis Nintendo channel wasn't working anymore...
If Nintendo manages to "upgrade" only a third (!!) of those to a Wii U the situation will change drastically at this would essentially double the installed base...
