FrEaKy
[H] Movie and TV Show Review Guy
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wow. You think I said your uneducated, or implied even? Way to take things over the edge there friendo.
I don't see these as questions, maybe statements?
1. The Wii U was/is going to sell horribly and its limited library and support = done. Maybe not done for a Nintendo fan but for the market as a whole and the consensus no one cares.
Again, what is your definition of done? Having a system already paid for out the door, games that are all GotY games with high replay-ability over any library the PS4 and the XBone have right now, that makes a system done? I'm sorry, if you take the games out of that list, that can be played on a PC, I don't see many games at all that are original games on their own. In fact, if you take the games away from PS4 and XBone that can be bought on PC, Wii-U has a bigger library.
2. Nintendo has seen generation over generation declines in its base. Every generation the average loss is 15 million. They will only sell >15 million this generation, that's a problem. Nintendo knows it and are breaking into other markets because they have nothing to fall back on. = Short term Nintendo is fine, long term they have serious problems relating to gaming. (This discussion in this forum)
Again, all consoles going out the door from Nintendo are paid for already. Yes, there may be less consoles going out the door each generation, but so far, that's also the same with Sony and with Microsoft. Also, this comment has less to do with the Wii-U and more on Nintendo, again, making your statements flip-flopity.
3. Nintendo's attitude towards third parties and the West is terrible and has caused both 1 and 2 to a point. They have done nothing to fix this and their next console will have the same problems as the Wii U. While I agree with the opening part with their attitude in the West, I do not agree that this caused problems 1 and 2. Problem 2 is more related to bad marketing on Nintendo's part. There best sales came during Mario Kart 8 and SSB, which were both highly marketed on TV and even on YouTube. As for not doing anything to fix their attitude, I still have to point you toward indie dev's who are working on titles for Wii-U and even some release titles already done. At the beginning of the Wii-U lifespan, there would have been none, but they are really garnering a backing for the system.
/bow
I don't see these as questions, maybe statements?
1. The Wii U was/is going to sell horribly and its limited library and support = done. Maybe not done for a Nintendo fan but for the market as a whole and the consensus no one cares.
Again, what is your definition of done? Having a system already paid for out the door, games that are all GotY games with high replay-ability over any library the PS4 and the XBone have right now, that makes a system done? I'm sorry, if you take the games out of that list, that can be played on a PC, I don't see many games at all that are original games on their own. In fact, if you take the games away from PS4 and XBone that can be bought on PC, Wii-U has a bigger library.
2. Nintendo has seen generation over generation declines in its base. Every generation the average loss is 15 million. They will only sell >15 million this generation, that's a problem. Nintendo knows it and are breaking into other markets because they have nothing to fall back on. = Short term Nintendo is fine, long term they have serious problems relating to gaming. (This discussion in this forum)
Again, all consoles going out the door from Nintendo are paid for already. Yes, there may be less consoles going out the door each generation, but so far, that's also the same with Sony and with Microsoft. Also, this comment has less to do with the Wii-U and more on Nintendo, again, making your statements flip-flopity.
3. Nintendo's attitude towards third parties and the West is terrible and has caused both 1 and 2 to a point. They have done nothing to fix this and their next console will have the same problems as the Wii U. While I agree with the opening part with their attitude in the West, I do not agree that this caused problems 1 and 2. Problem 2 is more related to bad marketing on Nintendo's part. There best sales came during Mario Kart 8 and SSB, which were both highly marketed on TV and even on YouTube. As for not doing anything to fix their attitude, I still have to point you toward indie dev's who are working on titles for Wii-U and even some release titles already done. At the beginning of the Wii-U lifespan, there would have been none, but they are really garnering a backing for the system.
/bow