Alby_da_Wolf on 02 August 2016
| MohammadBadir said: “When we launched Wii U, we missed the opportunity to be clear on the concept, to show off its capabilities and what the users could do. And that hurt us. Sales were also hurt, during the beginning of its lifespan, by the lack of games. And although we’ve sold 13 million consoles, against 20 and 40 million from the competition (Microsoft and Sony, respectively), what pleases us the most is that Wii U has the games with the best reviews and ratings from fans.”
Of course the poor marketting and name didn't help either. |
He forgot to say there must be something wrong with users that didn't buy it, we'll have to slash at least ten troll points away from his score. 
