Totally wrong, the N64, gamecube were totally against what develpers and the industry wanted, and look where it got them.  Third parties started leaving. The wii was a 1 time fad that started fading in 2010.  The game industry was not much of an industry in the NES days, totally different then it is now.

Also how os the wii-u want the industry wanted?? No one wanted an under powered tablet controller game system. PS4 is what devs and the industry wanted.

At the E3 version of this show he had similiar sentiments. He was saying he wants his 5 year daughter to enjoy Nintendo games but that is just not going to happen unless they put them on mobile or psxbo. These millionaires spend $200-300 on bottle of liqor sometimes but can't afford to buy a $200 device for their kid. How are we suppose to take him seriously. 

I don't get it. *shrugs*

They never stopped getting FULL third party support, did they? 

Nobody buys Nintendo consoles for the third party games.

the ps3 is out selling wiiu, by 2-3 million in the same time frame, wiiu has a great price and 2 of its biggest console sellers released and a good price while the ps3 was 599$ which was too expensive to sell, and lets not forget the ps3 launched 6 months later in its strongest territory, that's why its first year looks so bad on paper, and to say nobody buys nintendo consoles cause of third party is just silly, if nintedo didn't get all those big third party games like mortal kombate and street fighter during that gen they would have been crushed and if the n64 got strong third party support it would have sold much better, just look at how poorly all nintedo consoles sell with out strong third party, except for the one fad called the wii.

No,it doesn't.

It's still priced outside the low income and casual buyer's range, and Mario is nowhere near the hardware mover Kart or Smash Bros are.

And no matter how many times you try to claim the Wii magically doesn't count, it does.

I never said the wii doesn't count, but just by going trough every console generation, except the 7th gen, every console with out strong third party support sold poorly, and look it continues going back to the same trend.

It is the general rule, yes. 
Every rule has its exceptions. (The Wii) 

the wii was a fad imo, people have completely forgetten about as it never existed, it's succesor the wii u is at a great price, 299,99, with much better games in its first year, hd graphics, and a gamepad controller, yet where is the dedicated fans, you can easily argue, that 249,99 7 years ago =299,99 today.