S.T.A.G.E. said:
marioboy2004 said:
The casual audience is fickle and payed no attention to the Wii U, they are still with their wiis in the closet and only play it when family comes around (much like scrabble or monopoly). Nintendo wanted to appease this audience and the hardcore audience with the Wii U.. unfortunately the casual audience never bought in and the 10 million who bought Wii U are hardcore. Alot of people left nintendo for sony/xbox. If they could get these people to buy NX as a secondary console then Nintendo would probably be selling much more..
Alot of core gamers say I want to play Bayonetta 2 and Zelda but I wouldn't buy a 350$ system for 2 games. Nintendo needs to create IP that appeals to this core audience and Splatoon is a step in the right direction. They also need development help in creating games more consistently throughout the year.
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Most gamers play third party. If Nintendo had a console with the right power and the proper amount of third party those who like their first party more will tag along with their console. Hiding behind niche games wont save them. I thought they were more wise than this.
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Nintendo already has a console with the right power, stop your denial.
