But if they still sell extremely well, it doesn't matter if its to 'core gamers" or not. It will still be a success and still be profitable to make them. If they can get every mother with a minivan to get one for the family, they don't really need to make innovations, just accessibility.Crono1973 said:It was a bad product which burned some bridges with core gamers. The WiiU would have to be something really special to make up for that but it doesn't look like the WiiU will win over too many core gamers.Clearing the Eye said:I think the Nintendo Wii is a pile of wank (mine collects dust) but it sold really, really well. How, then, was it a flop? Or do you mean it was a failure in the sense that it's a bad product in your opinion?thespyisdead said:to be honest, this is no surprise to me... i mean the wii was a flop in the long run, and the WiiU is so "weak" spec wise, that it does not even force microsoft or sony to rush their next gen consoles out the door
I don't like the Wii, or Nintendo much to be honest, but I think there is well enough room for a different kind of console to cater to a different kind of person. The market so far seems to be agreeing.