potato_hamster said:
spemanig said:
potato_hamster said:
No I'm serious. I'd say about 90% of people who created Miis haven't used them at all in the past 3-4 years, or since they last played Wii Bowling. Even then, pretty much everyone I played my Wii with couldn't give a rats arse cheek what their Mii looked like. In fact a few of my Wii owning friends never even bothered to create one, and just used the generic offerings that were preset on the console.
No one cares about Miis. Well, besides you.
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200m Miis have been created dude. You're lying to yourself. It doesn't matter if their relevence has been dormant. They were a sensation when they came out for years, and people loved them. Not just me - Hundreds of millions of people. You're anecdote means shit against raw numbers. The only reason the IP is dormant is because the hardware they were tied to is no longer relevant. The massive success of things like Tomodachi Life and Street Pass Mii Plaza is absolute proof that the Mii IP is still loved. That IP will explode as a social platform on such a massive social pool as the mobile market.
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200 Million miis created on a console that sold 100 million consoles? That's an average of 2 per console, and I know you, and the 10 million other die-hard Nintendo fans probably created a few dozen each yourselves, which probably means the typical Wii User created about 1. I know right? That's just incredible. Hugely popular!
Tomodatchi life sold less than 5 million copies world wide. What exactly is your point here? To prove that 98% of people who created Miis couldn't be bothered enough by them to buy Tomodachi Life? Street pass mii plaza came pre-loaded on 3DSs. How exactly is this indicative of the success of Miis.
Again - no one cares about Miis.
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I disagree with the entire comment, but to suggest that almost 5 milions of Tomodachi life sold is a low number or that it represent the low popularity of Mii (when is the other way around) is simply hilarious.
