Serious_frusting said: The Wii U failed because it was a terrible device. Simple as that to be honest. People knew exactly what it was but the controller was ugly and it was overpriced. Lack of two player anyone? |
I feel like to many nintendo fans overlook this part.
It was bad hardware design. (the gamepad never really hit it off, with use.... it was a expensive gimmick)
Then we get threads like this one.... trying to justify other aspects.
While its true it wasn't just 1 thing, but many, a large part of that was just the hardware design.
The Switch is currently two or more gen's behinde in terms of power (compaired to PS5/XSX).
And honestly, because of the handheld aspect, alot of that is just looked through the fingers with.
However the Wii U, was just a traditional console, and it was showing its age, already when it launched.
(Basically launched right before PS4/XB1, and was a gen old and dated.... too early on)