Seece said:
How can WiiU win when it doesn't have the third party games? PS4 and then XB1 will be 'gamers' choice, and as for the rest, even during thr Wii days it was a small market than gamers buying PS360. They're long gone anyway. Has a year of selling abysmaly not signalled to you that very few are interested in the WiiU? |
1. Third Party Games: In the seventh generation, it was common to see someone with a Wii and a PS3, or a Wii and a 360, but rare to see someone with both a PS3 and a 360. My point is that people will not buy the Wii U if they all they are looking for is the third games. They will do it for the Nintendo exclusives, (like Kart, Smash, etc.) as they have in the past. A big price drop in the Wii U will make it possible for gamers to have two eigth generation systems. Though since people would not want buy two consoles in a short timeframe, this is another reason why I think the Wii U has a chance long term, but not by the end of 2014.
2. Previous Abysmal Sales: The main problem with the Wii U early on (other than the higher price) was the small game library. As time progresses, the Wii U will become more of a value. I mentioned earlier that I am a Nintendo fan, but I do not own a Wii U. At $300, there are not enough games out there for it to be worth it to buy one. I am waiting for the next price drop, even if it means having to wait for months after both Kart and Smash come out. My situation is by no means atypical. There are many people who have already decided that they will buy a Wii U, but are just waiting for it to be worth it for them.
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