zarx said:
A game doesn't sell 9 or even 4 million copies without moving some hardware, and to neglect that area of the market completely would be stupid for Nintendo. I mean what would have sold more hardware the 2 Galaxy games or another Wii sports game? The games like the "Wii" titled games still sell well to this day and are still usually in the top 50 sellers each week and are still selling consoles. Replacing them with more games of the same type doesn't seem like such a good idea especially in the longer term when they can launch titles like that to a greater effect, once sales really start to drop like now, Nintendo are releasing a new party game in the form of Wii party. Pushing games into as many markets as possible is almost always better than just serving the same section of the market with the same types of games over and over again. What Nintendo learnt this generation IMO is that branching out into new areas can pay off big time. And that means pushing out new games of new types on too the Wii. That is not to say that following up wildly successful ideas and franchises is a bad idea, getting old customers to buy new iterations is never a bad thing. Which is why games like Galaxy, other 3D mario games, Zelda, Super smash bros, Wii party and even other M are worth putting out, as it brings in people that may not have gotten the Wii, and especially wouldn't for another Wii music title.
To say Nintendo is stupid to publish games as successful as galaxy and to say Nintendo should just focus on one type of game and replace current good sellers with new titles rather than branch out is IMO kinda dumb.
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Actually no, as you can see in the sales charts, the releases of these games does not produce any sizable bump in hardware slaes, unlike a game like NSMB, so they don;t oush hardware.
People are still buying Wii for other games, whether or not these 3D games come out, so they are a waste of time and resources,
replacing these games with actual system sellers and actual games that people want, is not dumb and will actually result in higher sales, profits and momentum for Nintendo
Let the third parties make those games that don't push hardware, and sell only a few million