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DolPhanTendo on 17 April 2015
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SpokenTruth said:
DélioPT said:



 

 

 


When sales start declining, that same decline will take more time for the console to be "dead" to the market, if the starting point is up there.
When your starting point for decline is Wii U like levels, then the decline will happen rapidly.

If Wii U's plateau is still dangerously low, then yes, the growth needs to be substantial for the console to have a better chance of lasting in the market more time.

And how well did a rapid growth work for Wii?  You can't proclaim that rapid growth is the only way to prevent a rapid decline. 

Can't you just be happy it's at least up YoY without some arbitrary 'substantial' value along with it?  It's up.  It's growing.  Given everything the system has been up against, it's damn near a miracle to be up at all.

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