RolStoppable said:
This is the kind of information that consumers with a genuine interest in the product will easily pick up on. The problem with the Wii U was that people didn't want it to begin with, so whether it was a peripheral or a new console ultimately didn't matter. |
Yes, but what Nintendo wants is to expand their audience after the WiiU fiasco. And that means either trying to get people from PC/PS/XBox buy a Nintendo console or pulling another "Wii", which I'm sure they know it won't work. The PC/PS/XBox won't change their brands easily, specially because they have their PS/XBox accounts with friends and other online stuff. And with the kiddie reputation Nintendo has on that group, making all cartriges might even backfire.