| bdbdbd said: The important thing in you post was abandoning blue ocean. This is my point. Everything Nintendo accomplished with Wii was lost when they went back to making Gamecube-esque games. And it was the games why Gamecube did not sell. It was the games why Wii U did not sell. Yes, people heard Mario Kart is a good game on Wii and DS and bought it, this is not what they hear about MK8. Now, I don't disagree with the branding and marketing being bad, but eventually nobody cared about the system because the games were bad. |
You're mistaken dude because MK8 is regarded the best game and is one of the main sources of Wii U's sales this is far from the case with the Wii and DS which sold due to different reasons, both those platforms had the factors I mentioned earliar and this is something you're trying to ignore in your argument. Wii U didn't sell because of what I mentioned above, to put things in perspective Wii U had more notable worth while releases in it's first year than the Wii, the latter was bare bones as software goes in the first year which disproves your software argument here.
The games on the Wii U aren't bad that's flat out a plain lie, the Wii U games are very good the platform had the problems I mentioned earliar on top of droughts, the platform itself is regarded to have good software.
