I love how instead of you trying to argue over the fact that nintendo has tricked Sony and Microsoft out of the console business you create a completely unrelated argument about nintendo making the Wii U too late.Originally Posted by ShadiWulf
I love how instead of you trying to argue over the fact that nintendo has tricked Sony and Microsoft out of the console business you create a completely unrelated argument about nintendo making the Wii U too late.
Probably. Also, one of the members left and posted just now.
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but they haven't tricked either MS or Sony, lol.
and the Wii u doesn't seem like it's going to be much more powerful then a 360, so yeah, if that's the case, then it's definitely too late. Especially once Microsoft unveils Durango.
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Hardly, Iwata clearly said it was a complete gamble to risk such a traditional business model by going out of the box. I think the performance deal was somewhat correct. I think they didn't want to risk losing so much money by making a powerful machine while keeping the controller concept with the Wii Remote. I mean in the end it paid off well for them (well, did)
If the Wii had better games out during the first 2 years I would've kept mine no problem. I use to be a huge Nintendo fanboy but the games just didn't really interest me much, I sold it and bought a 360 Elite in early 2008 because of it.
But the Wii had some really great games out 2006-2008...
Not sure why people quit early on a console. Frequent testimonies of regret also proves to never get rid of a console no matter what.
Don't know why people think it would have been expensive for Nintendo to make a powerful console from the start of this generation.
PS3 was only really "expensive" due to Blu-Ray and perhaps Cell.
They also had a few great titles from late 2009 through 2011
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