AlfredoTurkey said:
Why should they? One is ultra cheap and portable... selling to mostly children. The other is upwards of $400.00, sits in the living room and is played mostly by adults. The two couldn't be anymore different. It's like comparing motorcycles to cars. |
First of all, it is called Video Games for a reason, so why would it matter whether or not it is accesible for kids aswell as adults?
And the Wii had a launch price of 249§, so that kind of puts that argument to rest.
So the only thing you are hanging up yourself on is the portable aspect. Sounds like a really weak argument. Isn´t the total amount os sales more relevant regarding if a console manufacturer is succesful or not? Last generation, Nintendo sold in excess of 250 million consoles+handhelds. Would you agree that those sales encompass their entire fanbase of that generation and that Nintendo as a whole has dropped siginificantly in this generation as a whole?