It would be great to see Wii U pass 12 million by xmas. With 2 Zelda games and Starfox in 2016 there may be a little life in it yet.
Wii U hardware sales figures at the end of 2015 | |||
10.5 million | 41 | 11.11% | |
11.0 million | 69 | 18.70% | |
11.5 million | 84 | 22.76% | |
12.0 million | 75 | 20.33% | |
12.5 million | 44 | 11.92% | |
13.0 million | 29 | 7.86% | |
13.5 million | 7 | 1.90% | |
> 13.5 million | 20 | 5.42% | |
Total: | 369 |
It would be great to see Wii U pass 12 million by xmas. With 2 Zelda games and Starfox in 2016 there may be a little life in it yet.
It looks like 15M LTD is the best we can expect.
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Pavolink said: It looks like 15M LTD is the best we can expect. |
Wii U will be around 15m at end of 2016.
Miyamotoo said:
Wii U will be around 15m at end of 2016. |
Exactly my point.
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Miyamotoo said:
Wii U will be around 15m at end of 2016. |
Its down around 300k in its first ten months of the year compared to 2014 (around 1.7 million versus 2 million last year), that's exactly at the 15% I predicted in January and it shows a console already in fairly large decline. It won't sell 3.5-4 million next year.
15 million by the end of 2016 is more or less impossible at this point, regardless of what happens. I fully expect another 15-20% decline next year and the Wii U sold around 3.7 million last year. Set to sell maybe 3.1-3.3 million this year and with further drops, it will likely land comfortably below 3 million for the year, 2.5 million wouldn't shock me either if and when more news and dates on NX appear.
Mummelmann said:
15 million by the end of 2016 is more or less impossible at this point, regardless of what happens. I fully expect another 15-20% decline next year and the Wii U sold around 3.7 million last year. Set to sell maybe 3.1-3.3 million this year and with further drops, it will likely land comfortably below 3 million for the year, 2.5 million wouldn't shock me either if and when more news and dates on NX appear. |
They are going to announce the NX next year. The decline could be bigger.
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Mummelmann said:
15 million by the end of 2016 is more or less impossible at this point, regardless of what happens. I fully expect another 15-20% decline next year and the Wii U sold around 3.7 million last year. Set to sell maybe 3.1-3.3 million this year and with further drops, it will likely land comfortably below 3 million for the year, 2.5 million wouldn't shock me either if and when more news and dates on NX appear. |
Wii U will be around 12.3m at end of this year, and next year could sell around 2.5, thats around 15m.
Going by Nintendos numbers the Wii U looks over tracked on here. So everyone should adjust their numbers down
Bofferbrauer said:
I don't think they'll do. I mean, they tried just that with the Wii U at launch with an impressive third party lineup, but it didn't work out. I rather believe they will go even more their own way, buying some IP and developing some other ones along the way. If it's a success, third party will come back, if not, they'll be independent enough to survive without them. |
Releasing a console that had a different architecture, last generation power, a gamepad instead of a regular controller, no achievement/trophy system, 32GB of internal storage etc... it NOT competing directly with PS4 and Xbox One. In no way did Nintendo try to take them on head to head with that business plan.
If Nintendo takes them on, it's going to be with an apples to apples strategy. Like Wolfpack, I hope they do because that's when they're creatively at their best imo.