Fusioncode said:
Alright buddy, let me break this down for you. - The WiiU is selling horribly. - Most of Nintendo's published games flop miserably on the system. With software sales being Nintendo's bread and butter this is a pretty big issue. - 3rd party don't want to support it. No 3rd party support = massive game droughts = pathetically low hardware sales = poor mindshare with the average consumer. - Amiibos are the one bright spot with the WiiU and it's success can easily be carried over to a new home console. Nintendo is moving on my friend, they want greener pastures. I know you're a pretty big fan of the WiiU but it's time to accept the obvious that the system is on the way out. Why do you think Nintendo has so pathetically little to show for the console this E3? Because, and say it with me now, all of Nintendo's efforts are on NX. You can spin the WiiU's failure all you want but Nintendo is smart enough to realize that the thing is an albatross around their neck. NX is coming holiday 2016. Please understand. |
"The WiiU is selling horribly."
It's selling bad but not horribly.
"Most of Nintendo's published games flop miserably on the system"
lolololol you're such a nonsensical troll that I almost feel sorry for you, almost. nintendo's first party offerings are mostly a sucess, the majority tends to be GREAT sucesses.
"3rd party don't want to support it. No 3rd party support = massive game droughts = pathetically low hardware sales = poor mindshare with the average consumer. "
Well, the wii had poor third party support and sold a lot. it's a negative point but you're stretching it to doom levels.
As for the rest of your BS post: in case you didn't notice, nintendi specified the E3 titles were to be released in 2015 and early 2016. EVEN IF it ends up being true, you are an idiot if you say "all of Nintendo's efforts are on NX" simply because there's no evidence of that. Wii U is not a failure since it's actually profitable. and saying "NX is coming holiday 2016. Please understand." makes you an even bigger idiot, especially since you treat NX as the wii u sucessor (again, with no evidence). The most probable scenario is more games for wii u in 2016 and it's sucessor being released sometime in 2017.
What really baffles me is that you think abandoning a platform that is still young is the right choice. even if the wii u sucessor releases in 2016, we should still have 4 years of proper support, unlike what you think.