| DolPhanTendo said: Once again I said MIGHT I wish people would learn to read. In the US and Japan WiiU is doing fine in fact Ever since Splatoon Japan has not seen the WiiU fall below 10,000 when it was always around 6,000. There is one fact for you I'm going off of. Then in the US Nintendo of America did the reasonable thing and push back releases around holiday of this knowing PS4 XOne have low interest in games coming out at that time fact two. 110 percent Increase no matter how small in the install base is still increase, the fact that the increase was in September which is usually not seen thanks Mario Maker. So with games like Splatoon, Mario Maker, Yoshis Wooly World, Mario Tennis, XenoBlade, Guitar Hero Live, Just Dance, to go along with Kart, Smash,3D World, Tropical Freeze, Bayonetta, Warrriors, and Mario Party. Why can't things move in the right direction? Because their moving on from WiiU. says who? Ever since Iwata has passed we haven't heard much from Nintendo just speculation from "sources". Trust me "sources" are a lousy attempt to put lies out in writing to protect the writer. Before I start rambling once I said MIGHT never said it would happen |
We still on this?
It doesn't matter if you said might, that is irrelevant. You took issue to people saying that the Wii U is very unlikely to come back. Doesn't matter if you said might or definitely, you started this whole argument because people were being "negative" towards the Wii U and went off on one. Now you're hiding under the "b-b-b-but I said 'might'". It doesn't matter, you are still trying to justify why the Wii U can make a come back while other people counter your claims. The only difference is you're taking way to personally and the attitude in your argument just stinks. And if I hear another baseball reference, I think I might just crack up.
Wii U has sold 10M in just under 3 years. It sold 3.6M for the entire year last year and VGC has it 1.3M for the year so far (to Aug 29th). These numbers are abysmal even if it had a 110% increase over previous month (largely due to Sept being a 5 week month). All the increase does is make the abysmal numers and makes them slightly less abysmal.
Wii U has released most of its main games already and it still sells bad. New software does give the Wii U a boost but they only make the numbers slightly less depressing before if fall back to what it was previous weeks. It's clear by now that software is no longer going to save it. And even if a major price cut doubles sales (even then a boost like that is being over optimistic) and the Wii U starts selling 7M a year, those sales are still very average. The PS4 was never below 7M a year until 2014.
Just curb your attitide a bit, you can have a debate about this without acting like a juvenile.
