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Wii deserves it but most of the people I know never bother with Nintendo consoles without even looking at them.
Do you know how many DS's have been sold so far, as well as the rate that they're selling at?Wii deserves it but most of the people I know never bother with Nintendo consoles without even looking at them.
Because them aren't the real numbers. The 360 has only sold around 3.8 mil systems in the States. And you can bet that the US has the most 360 sells. Because if I remember right the Europe sells is bad, and Japan hates it. So I can't see how the 360 can have over 8.3 mil sells. And they have had to reset the Wii numbers like 2 or 3 times now.Why don't follow the Next-Gen War in action ?? Here you are...
Take the url and if you want, put them in your signature. They're 3 userbars. And they are updated in real time !! xD
they'll really have to rely on their first party games, which hasn't really worked before.
That's only five games, and I don't really think Pokemon Battle Revolution is going to be a massive hit. And what difference does the graphics of games make anyway?Have you played Twilight Princess yet? Or seen the graphics for any of the following:
-Metroid Prime 3: Corruption
-Super Mario Galaxy
-SUPER SMASH BROS. BRAWL
-Pokemon Battle Revolution
The Wiivolution will do quite well with first-party games *coughVIRTUALCONSOLEcough*. Actually, Brawl could probably give it about half a million sales alone, depending on who else gets into it.
Sorry didn't mean handhelds when I said that no-one bothers.Do you know how many DS's have been sold so far, as well as the rate that they're selling at?
Nintendo's popularity has sky rocketed over the last couple of years. The DS is demolishing the PSP in sales, which can only be interpreted as a positive thing for the Wii. Nintendo made an incredibly bold move with both the DS and the Wii and, so far, that gamble has paid off massively.
I honestly think the Wii is, overall, the best of the three next gen consoles. However, the winner of the console war will come down to one thing - the games. And as long as Nintendo is capable of drawing in the top developers to either bring their best franchises to the Wii or to create new Wii-exclusive franchises then they'll definitely be on to a winner. If not, then they'll really have to rely on their first party games, which hasn't really worked before.
That's only five games, and I don't really think Pokemon Battle Revolution is going to be a massive hit. And what difference does the graphics of games make anyway?
Yes, Nintendo are, in my opinion anyway, the best developers/publishers in the world, but there is absolutely no way that they'll win the console war solely on their own games. Of the major Nintendo titles, how often will they get released? Once every three or four months? And after they're out, then what? Given how long it's taken them to make Mario Galaxy and Twilight Princess, we wont be seeing a sequal to either of them for years. Instead they'll have to rely on titles like Mario Party and the Mario Sports franchises.
Whereas Sony had a load of developers on their side with the PS2 with a hell of a lot more titles available, that's why they won. Sure, a lot of the games were crap but that's besides the point. People have different tastes and people like choice. The more options available then the more enticing it is to people.