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Forums - Nintendo - The Wii U "Will Not See Another Christmas," says former Bigbig Studios Dev

 

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lol no 232 77.85%
 
Yes... 66 22.15%
 
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JoeTheBro on 03 December 2013

This counts as news now? It's just a forum post by a lesser known dev.



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the_dengle on 03 December 2013

What does that even mean? That it will be discontinued within the next twelve months? Keep dreaming. Nintendo has already made too great an investment in upcoming Wii U software to change course now. They're going to have to find a way to make the Wii U work, because at this point, they're stuck with it.



TruckOSaurus on 03 December 2013

That's a bet I'd be willing to take anyday. (I'd be betting that it won't happen, of course)



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Hibern81 on 03 December 2013
Slade6alpha said:
Hibern81 said:
I'm done with all the bull shit! I don't care if anybody else buys a Wii U or not anymore! I've got mine and I'm going to support it till the end. If me and a handful of people throughout the world are the only ones who get to enjoy games like Super Mario 3d World from here on out then more power to us! It seems more people spend more time in these god foresaken forums then they do actually playing video games! So here's how it goes....Fuck you! Fuck you! You're cool! And fuck you I'm out! Peace!!!!!

Damn dude... relax. I'm just reporting it.


I just get emotional sometimes. Besides, I said you were cool.



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NintendoPie on 03 December 2013

All of you are missing one crucial piece of information; "...I am still confident in my crazy mind..." The man admitted to having a messed up mind. Cut him some slack.