Soundwave said:
25 is probably too close to the GameCube which Nintendo has basically admitted was a failure. But 30 would in line with the N64, which is a clear notch better. |
The N64 wasn't really a success either. It did really well in the USA, but it was a failure in europe and japan.
I still think 30 millions wouldn't cut it. We're not talking about an "ok results", we're talking about "success".
Here are the home consoles from Nintendo that are considered success:
-Wii 100 million
-NES 60 millions
-Snes 50 millions
You can't go lower than 40 millions lifetime.