V4Viewtiful said:
There's no "I was holding off for a larger library" Option?
If I were to genericize that into one of the above choices, it'd be "I wasn't interessted before, but am now.", since you weren't interested immediately yet, due to the library.
tm96 said:
Also did anyone else laugh when Reggie and Iwata fought during the Smash Bros part of their confrence?
That was stupid, and completely ridiculous. I loved it. The biggest faces of the company so willing to take the piss out of themselves, while advertizing some pretty cool features. Especially since that completely dispels the "Nintendo is going to make people purchase individual characters" rumor that was mentioned a little while ago; Nintendo doesn't operate that way!
Story said:
Honestly though, most Nintendo fans probably already have a WiiU at this point. Most of those announced games probably aren't going sway anyone else not already in the Nintendo camp.
You're probably right, but I was still interested in seeing what the numbers are. I saw one thread before e3 noting many people, even after the Xboner180 went back on the majority of it's horse-crap, still won't be investing in a Microsoft system. I wondered if the same might be true for the WiiU, given its similarly troubled first few years.
Quite frankly, they should have released the WiiU and all the games for it at Christmas this last year, not almost 2 full years ago. Just the hype from everything about to come out for it, along with a decent roster out now, I honestly feel would have had people singing an entirely different tune about it. 8 Incredibly solid launch titles, plus the promise of these 14 additional, would have seen better starting sales, less 3rd party support revoked, and the like and such. More time for development couldn't have hurt sales any more than them prematurely releasing a Fresh Prince'd Console. And god, more people than the token few that accessed the Miiverse at first should have been informed about the WiiU.
Still, while it would require Sony to hammer themselves in the nuts for Nintendo to have a chance to reclaim the dominance they once had in the market, I don't see the Big N going down anytime soon anymore.