vivster on 31 December 2015
I don't think Wii U failed. It just performed on curve with the dwindling core Nintendo fanbase. The success of the Wii just makes it look like a failure but we all know that was just the motion casual accident that helped it perform way above its actual potential. The Wii just gave people a false sense of the actual fan power Nintendo had and the Wii U fixed that.
NES - 62m
SNES - 50m
N64 - 33m
GC - 22m
Wii - 17m (casual adjusted)
Wii U - 14m
Looks like a fine curve to me. Wii U's numbers aren't the problem, people's expectations are.
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