| h2ohno said: There are a lot of myths about the Wii, that it just fizzled out and had a short lifespan when it was the first home console from Nintendo to go over 5 years since the SNES and that people only played Wii Sports and it otherwise gathered dust when it had a higher attach ratio than any Nintendo system - home console and handheld - save for the Gamecube which had a slightly higher attach rate. |
Yeah, there were a lot of myths invented to try and discredit the Wii's success.
The "people bought only bought it for Wii Sports/Fit, played for a weekend, then never touched it again" is one of the most absurd. According to Nintendo's own internal data, the Wii has a software to hardware ratio of 9:1, so on average a Wii owner had 9 games for it. It's attach ratio is actually higher than the N64, which was 7:1.
So the average Wii owner bought more games than the average N64 owner.
Last edited by curl-6 - on 07 May 2019







