trestres said:
cbarroso09 said:
trestres said:
Lol at Nintendo not sharing the WiiU numbers, they must have been catastrophic.
The last paragraphs simply embarrass me. The desperation Nintendo is showing with regards to its home console is alarming.
3DS doing good, Pokemon overtracked by around a million, but if we add all of the Americas that may go down to 800k or so. |
What desperation? I don't see Reggie, Iwata nor any Nintendo employee twiting like stupids, doing useless Nintendo Directs or anything like that.
What I do think is that they are really dissapointed, but not desperate. Way to go to tell things.
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You have non existant analitical capabilities. You can't read between lines. Please, re-read those paragraphs once again. Watch the latest commercials. Then after you take your Ninty glasses off, we can speak coherent things.
Nintendo is desperate, there's no denying. Disappointed doesn't exist in the world of business, and less so when billions are in stake. The strategy is leading to nowhere and sales are plummeting. Nothing is working. You either retire the console that's draining money from your company or you retire the direction. No more excuses. Thankfully serious enterprises don't listen to people who say, "just pat them in the back, the Wii U will be just fine in the end, just like in all kids movies, happy endings come, we just gotta wait for x, y and z to arrive, and that will show them haters".
The situation is terrible and critical. If Holidays go wrong for the Wii U, drastic things will happen.
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Retire the console, really. Like the PS3 and XBOX360, yeah. Read between lines. It is not rocket science, though I am a rocket scientist.
The Wii U will probably neverdo well, but Nintendo is not desperate as you seem to imply. Desperation is what you are showing by wanting Nintendo to do what you say.
