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t3mporary_126 on 24 January 2016
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Soundwave said:
spurgeonryan said:
Not privileged, but they are not making any friends by their actions against core fans.

The they totally ignored us with the Wii. Went after casuals and even some of their biggest franchise's catered towards them as well. Skyward Sword forced the wiimote on us just to prove to core gamers that it was a good controller.

Then we have the Wii U. Back to core support........then they try to kill it as soon as possible and expect us to play Mario 2D HD NX or some other rehash?
Yes, we are not privileged, but screw them if they do not treat us right.

Sony is treating many right and even you cannot deny that. 30 million PS4 owners don't lie.

I know personally, if they do not support the Wii U till the end, will not be buying the NX anywhere near launch.

 

And how is Sony treating their Vita owners? *crickets*

Sony would be treating their customers worse if the PS4 was selling like the Wii U did, they'd probably bail out on the system by year 3 like they did with the Vita, which actually has more sales than the Wii U does. 

Nintendo is at least trying and is giving most of their big gun franchises to the system. 

If you were on this board, you knew full well 3-4 months into the Wii U lifecycle that something was very wrong with the market adoption of the system anyway, if you bought it, then you bought it knowing that. That's on you. 

If you don't want to buy an NX, hey that's fine. That's a consequence of things, but at the same time as I said in another thread this line of thinking is also boiling down to just a bunch of unneccessary whining. You guys know full well the sales situation the system is in, which is *terrible* (unless you have locked yourselves into denial that it's not that bad -- NO, it IS that bad). 

Stop acting like you're in a five start resort and complaining that things are like a five star resort, when you know full well you're on a crappier three star resort. It's a bad situation, but continually whining about it just becomes annoying at some point. 

To be fair, most PS fans were never interested in the Vita anyway and most probably knew it would fail. And having a horrible handheld support is less awful when your main preference, the home console, is beating every other consoles and handhelds sales except smart devices since launch.