You sidestepped my argument :)

Its not like I can approach PS gamers in their house and on the streets. The minority fans are accessible on the forums....right at my fingertips. Its about accessability.

more like demand issues

Not much sex appeal in No Ni Kuni to appeal to Japanese taste. Would have done better on if it was on Wii. 

OT: These weeks just seem so slow. Japs are still buying so many PSP's. Also good for Ni No Kuni. 

"Well considering that with any electronic product, when a new product comes out the older ones fade from the consumers eye and spotlight. Surely you can't argue that. Nintendo gamers have moved on, 360 gamers are eagerly awaiting the next Xbox....I assure you I will give my undivided attention to the next Xbox when it releases. That leaves only PS gamers.....internet minorities at that that will truly care. So mathmatically and given the consumer perception of product lifecycles in the capitalist electronics market, you can argue that most people won't care when PS3 passes 360 after November."

Using common sense, I at least have a basis for arguing that most gamers won't care post November. You, neglecting how the electronics market works, sidestepped that and accused me of focusing on the minority gamers.

(Edit: Also PC gamers won't care, forgot about them).

That in tiself doesn't discredit them being a statistical minority, merely accusing me of picking on them specifically. I reasoned that they are easily accessible, a sound response I think. Its easy.

I have a basis to say only a tiny minority of gamers will care post November. You don't. No further debate necessary indeed.

EDIT: I dont take too kindly to your sidestepping and arrogant passive aggressive closers when you clearly didn't address me, merely dismissing me based on your perception of me. Shame.

sarcasm?!

I gave a lot of reasons for that.  Basically the gamepad adds too much cost for an otherwise (soon-to-be) out of date system without any of the benefits that the Wiimote or DS's second screen added.    It's seen as neither innovative nor desirable to the majority of people.  If the gamepad adds nothing to gameplay (and for the most part this is true, almost all WiiU games can be played without it, without losing anything really.  Then the only reason to buy one is to eventually play HD 3D Mario, Zelda, Smash Bros....    There is no other reason to get one.  Worse, if PS4/720 launch as comparible price points (likely since they aren't THAT high tech and Sony/MS will almost certainly take a loss on them once again) WiiU is completely f---ed.

That might be due to the DS Ni no Kuni, which released 1 year before the PS3 game in JPN and largely had the same content, although afaik it wasn't the same game. In the DS version you had to memorize and draw the spells yourself and such and though that sounds fun maybe it didn't work all that well.

I'm pretty sure he is mocking that one user who kept arguing low Wii U europe sales were due to supply issues.

Ni no Kuni current life time total

http://www.vgchartz.com/game/45870/ninokuni-shiroki-seihai-no-joou/Japan/

I see. You claim relevance in that it matters from a business perspective. That I can agree with.

"Of course many gamers will have moved on, but I never argued that, because that goes without saying."

That is what I was arguing, and I see you agree with that too. My point is that since we are ourselves gamers, we will mostly have moved on, and it really won't matter, except to the executies at Sony Corp.

Poe's law for sales threads. Impossible to distinguish between parodies of badly informed opinions and the sincere holders of them.