Soundwave said:
Like the game is already being delayed to 2016 no matter what. Will the game be sweeter/better for you knowing that it's sales potential is crippled and there are probably 2-3 million people who won't get to play the game? Again I just think this whole reasoning is childish. Wii U is selling like steamed crap, even the GameCube was selling far better, so it being up YoY over a pathetic baseline is hardly anything to throw a party over. That's likely saying 350 pound guy is now only 348 pounds after a year of dieting. It's really not a big deal. |
Justify why people should support their future consoles if the games on it are depent on whether or not it is a success because if its a failure, they will screw over the userbase which leads to mistrust in the market
Games being delayed isn't an issue... That is easily justifyable because they are adding more things in
Again, its not about whether or not more people are playing it, it is about their games being dependent on whether or not the console is successful. The best way to gain confidence and loyalty is to stick with ur console/handheld even if they aren't selling up to snuff and the best way to lose it is to move on without delivering what people expect. That is exactly what Sega did and look where they are now
It is kind of interesting how from our past conversations, it seems that a) You don't know much about hardware b) You don't know much about software and now c) You don't know how gaming hardware transition works
WiiU is selling like crap, yes... But it is still selling both hardware and software, specially software. They don't want to transition everything to the NX at the sametime because they need money during the transition period... They will most likely announce the NX in spring of 2016, reveal it at e3 and either launch it in holiday 2016 or spring 2017. As soon as they announce it, the sales of the 3ds will tank and they need something for the rest of the year to help with their income which the wiiU will do with games like Zelda and whatever they else got in 2016. Then when they actually launch the NX + 4 months when it really starts to stablize, they can let go of the wiiU after and use the NX's money to help launch their next gen console. They have done this in the past many times and its a great strat for a reason. What you are suggesting is a one way ticket to losing money for almost a year which they don't need...
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