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kirby007 on 17 September 2013
areason said:
Bundles don't really move units.

actually bundles do,  thats the reason for em



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JWeinCom on 17 September 2013
areason said:
Bundles don't really move units.


Yeah they do.  It's not necessarily going to revolutionize the sales,  but it makes a difference.  The attach rate for NSMBU is something stupid like 70%.  Obviously, people want that game.  So now, instead of having to pay $410 for a Wii U, Nintendo Land (which they should want but don't) and NSMBU, they have to pay (presumably) $300 for a Wii U, the game they want, and a healthy dose of bonus content for the game they want.  It's a pretty huge difference in terms of value.


The bundle on its own isn't going to turn things around, nor is the price cut, nor is the holiday lineup.  But, when you combine all of these factors together, things are looking up.



areason on 17 September 2013
kirby007 said:
areason said:
Bundles don't really move units.

actually bundles do,  thats the reason for em


Putting two old and similar games will not magically bring new attention to the console. 



kirby007 on 17 September 2013
areason said:
kirby007 said:
areason said:
Bundles don't really move units.

actually bundles do,  thats the reason for em


Putting two old and similar games will not magically bring new attention to the console. 

brain training did



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hiimnew on 17 September 2013

150k + ww bundle first week calling it. If I'm wrong I lose hope for the wii u but I'm confident



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Incubi on 17 September 2013
areason said:
kirby007 said:
areason said:
Bundles don't really move units.

actually bundles do,  thats the reason for em


Putting two old and similar games will not magically bring new attention to the console. 

I dont think that bundle will suddenly help WiiU sales explode into the stratosphere of johnlucas proportions but it should do ok over the holidays.