| Viper1 said: If we all thought like you, we'd all have the same username and avatar, etc... Not everyone likes the same games you do. Just check profiles.
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And you aren't being ignorant with your personal interests of how Wii Fit is a game? It's not a party game, it's a fitness tool that is a software title on the Wii. I don't know about you, but if I were at a party the last thing I'd want to do is to work out.
Not everyone would like Wii-Fit and only those who are interested in using wii fit as a fitness tool are those who need to exercise, but could use that as a starting point to get into better shape. You won't see Bodies By Chuck Norris from those using that. The rest of the buzz around it is from the hardcore Nintendo faithful that will buy it just because it's made by nintendo and to help out sales numbers because they feel personally vested to buy everything that they release.
I don't buy every game on the 360 or PS3. Lair was a giant stinking turd, even if it did have dragons, and I didn't buy it.
At least I'm not like the OP and stating how PS3 and 360 failed because Nintendo happened to ship a butt ton of units out the same week at Wii Kart and GTA4 happened to release.
If you really want to compare, then how come MK Wii didn't sell even half of what GTA4 did in its first week? Both the PS3 and 360 doubled their recent average sales the past week, and this week it will be up above normal yearly averages. How long that lasts, well, I don't know. I've never gone off to claim the "end" of a consoles domination and even when I did make a prediction on the Wii for last week I was off, but put a huge disclaimer stating that they'd sell out of pretty much everything shipped and it all depended on how much they could stuff the sales channel. That they did, I just underestimated how many units they could actually push out to the stores for one week.
My pokemon brings all the nerds to the yard. And they're like, "You wanna trade cards?" Damn right, I wanna trade cards. I'll trade this, but not my charizard.
