What did Nintendo learn from the Wii U’s failure?
What did Nintendo learn from the Wii U’s failure?
Landon Parker
Nolan Martin
how to make games soulless
Logan King
no one cared or cares about the wii after the first 3 years from its release and having to move your neck to look at your crotch during fast non-handheld games gameplay is not the same as glancing down at the bottom DS screen
Eli Price
no one wants home consoles they just want handhelds
Austin Reyes
just port games
Jeremiah Nguyen
>what did Nintendo learn
They accidentally convinced people that the tablet WAS the console, and those who knew better still wished the tablet functioned independently
So the next time around the tablet was indeed the console
It really was a switch beta test, not even mad tho, it had its moments, the fact that everything got ported is proof of that
Colton Cook
That consoles should launch with games people want to play that show off the benefits of the hardware + that off-TV play isn't a great idea when it only works within five feet of the console + Don't market your console to confused casual facebook idiots who moved on to slop like Angry Birds and farmville for their casual gaming fix half a decade ago.
If the Wii U had launched with Splatoon and Super Mario Maker it would have panned out very differently. Not a huge success probably but a lot better than it did.
Liam Rivera
They learned how to win the next generation apparently.
Logan Parker
WIiU was basically Switch's beta test. They perfected the concept when they had the technology and added the detachable controllers.
Owen Powell
That if they strip away all the features and market to normalfags with portability they can swandive into full anti-consumer cancer and fuck over everyone and make loads of money doing it.