NintendoMonopoly on 25 May 2008
The Wii actually has a faster attach rate pace (the total games sold divided by the total consoles sold and the average amount of time each console was owned) than either the PS3 or the 360. I think upfront sales matter the most and then long-term market security. Install base and attach rate are to different aspects of same thing. The worst selling consoles often have so some of the best attach rates, but that doesn't stop them from being failures. Developers have to feel safe about working on the Wii before they just dive in and even when they do, it takes time to develop a game. Change doesn't happen over night.
