Quote Originally Posted by morsdraconis View Post
The WiiU not selling well is a STRONG indication that the market itself is way down. Don't be surprised if neither console sells as well as expected.
Or a strong indication that people simply were not interested in buying a console that had comparable graphics to what was already on the market, a weak software library, poor third party support, crippled EA Sports games and no next gen Mario, Metroid or Zelda in sight. They also stepped away from the casual gamers with the big feature being a gamepad. Mario and Zelda will bring in plenty of customers, Nintendo is not doomed thanks to money in the bank and the 3DS printing money. They went Gamecube and they will probably

I have no doubt the economy is playing some part but the majority of the WiiU sales issues lie in the decision making at corporate.