| Gammalad said: When it comes to releasing new consoles when your old one isn't doing too well SEGA isn't the shining example of that. |
You may think that, but nothing on the examples he mentioned corroborates to think that what you say goes on the mind of the average consumer. Sega consoles didn't sell because they sucked. Plain and simple. The NX will sell if it's good, and it won't, if it sucks, the same way it happened with pratically all platforms in the past. There is little to do with the year they are released. The launch of a new product seems detrimental only to the old hardware, not the new.
Besides, I think this is right specially because a lot of Nintendo fans are against the idea, and a lot of those Nintendo fans are almost always wrong about their favorite company and the console market these days. Just a few of their consensus predictions below:
- PS4/XBO will run on relatively weaker hardware.
- Wii-U will sell a lot.
- There will be no 2DS.
- There will be no Nintendo games on smartphones.
- Nintendo won't announce a new product soon.
And the list goes on...







