Intrinsic said:
First bolded part... in all fairness the wiiU didn't set a very high bar to begi with. Second bolded part.... and you are choosing to ignore hard data and chase dreams instead. Whose fault is it that nintendo didn't have confidence in the Switch? What does that even mean? Does a company spend 4-5 years planning and making something for it to maybe go out and fail? How about this though, being taht the PS4 also sold out of all the units the made at launch and went on to have an almost 4-6 month supply issue, guess we could also be saying if sony had had the sense or means to make 2M more consoles they would also have had a larger number too....... You see why ignoring the data is bad?
And whose fault was that? |
It's not chasing dreams to state facts. In fact there was a news about Nintendo ramping up production to meet demand and rumors of them projecting to make 20 million for the year. Stating Nintendo's fails on way understocking was not to say that Sony couldn't have sold more but to say that there launches are not comparable... so stop being such a fanboy. Sony produced more ps4s because they were confident they would sell through. After the lack luster sales of Wii u Nintendo played it safe and now are way behind on demand. Both had great launches both sold out and that's what matters.
