eBay Germany Takes a Swipe At Xbox One, Suggests Wii U As Viable Substitute [http://www.nintendolife.com/news/2013/05/ebay_germany_takes_a_swipe_at_xbox_one_suggests_wii_u_as_viable_substitute]
So, with eBay Germany supporting the WiiU, and Amazon UK recently Seeing a Surge in WiiU Sales [http://www.nintendolife.com/news/2013/05/consumers_go_crazy_for_wii_u_following_xbox_one_reveal] (However Small it may be), could the WiiU be a huge player in Europe? Or does this simply mean that the XBone has no Future in Europe?From The Article said:"No used games blocking, no mandatory online, no fuss"
Microsoft's Xbox One hasn't had the greatest of starts - the announcement has been clouded by news relating to blocked second-hand sales, "always online" requirements and a complete absence of backwards compatibility.
With second-hand software sales potentially at risk, many retailers will lose out when Microsoft's console hits the market ? retailers like eBay.
eBay's German arm has seized on this opportunity to stick the boot in, and has posted a promotional listing on Facebook for the Wii U which features the following selling points:
-Keine Gebraucht-Spiel-Sperren (no used games blocking)
-Keine Online-Pflicht (no mandatory online)
-Kein Gedöns (no fuss)