Criticism "The Wii U is Nintendo's Last Console"

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#51 Barujin
Member since 2009 • 308 Posts

I agree that Nintendo and the Wii U are doomed, but I must disagree with the entire article. The stuff you actually said came from nowhere and was going nowhere. As for Nintendo games on mobile devices, that's simply the obvious alternative to having their own handheld. Obvious article is obvious.

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#52 silversix_
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N64 was their last console. Since, its been toys for children.
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#53 nintendoboy16
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N64 was their last console. Since, its been toys for children.silversix_
As it's always been since NES...
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#54 nchan
Member since 2004 • 1059 Posts
Oh wow, not this again. You people have been predicting "Nintendo's last console" for decades now. It's like one of those silly "the end of the world" prediction. Keep dreaming.
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#55 KungfuKitten
Member since 2006 • 27389 Posts

Isn't that mostly a mobile phone site?

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#56 genfactor
Member since 2004 • 1472 Posts
Isn't this the 4th time Nintendo has released their last console?
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#57 Timstuff
Member since 2002 • 26840 Posts
[QUOTE="Timstuff"]

[QUOTE="nintendoboy16"] And alienate their userbase?charizard1605

Why not? They've alienated the userbase before when it was necessary. Look at the 3DS-- they slashed the price after just a few months, and their only attempt at making things right with the early adopters was to give them a handful of old ROMs. If the Wii U bombs, don't be at all surprised if Nintendo rushes a new console out the door to compete with Xbox 720 and PS4. At the very least, there's probably going to be a big price cut on the Wii U when Sony, Microsoft, and even Valve launch the 8th gen systems, and I don't see the Wii U lasting that long after. The Wii U is no Wii, and the only reason the Wii lasted as long as it did with such poor hardware is because it was so darned popular.

You've been calling a short lived life for each of Nintendo's systems in the last three years. There's no reason to take anything you say about Nintendo seriously.

Then don't. I am simply stating my opinions and observations, and if I am right then too bad for you.
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#58 Shonuffnation
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This post contains a lot of things that could be classified as "biased speculation" and at worst utterly unfounded in any form of fact or logical reasoning. The first part is non sensical in the fact that the Wii-U has already moved a decent number of units since launch even if the numbers are not what industry analyists expected. This will not be the last wii (excuse that pun) see of Nintendo in the console market if for nothing else the fact that they still have enough cash on reserve (google the numbers) to produce another console even if the Wii-U was never profitable. That in concert with the fact that the OG Wii made Nintendo quite a bit and 3DS sales chugging along well now, Nintendo will not be short on cash. Not to continue beating this dead horse but as soon as the Wii-U gets some good first party games (Mario Galaxy, Zelda, Animal Crossing, etc.) sales will pick up because Nintendo fans on the fence over buying one will likely make the purchase to play these games. Finally your ending bit about the future of Nintendo on iOS and Android is nonsensical because a) there will be another Nintendo console and b) Charging 9.99 for a Mario app would never cover the development costs of a game of that nature. Sure mobile games are getting some traction with casual experiences like Words with Friends or the new rage Duck or Llama (I'm not even making this sh*t up, there is an actual game many people play that involves one or the other of the two species to be flashed onto the screen and you have to quickly hit the button to denote which one it was). In essence iOS and Android are not real gaming platforms, find me a person that can play any iOS or Android game for over 30 hours total or even put more than 2 consecutive hours into and I'll show someone who is under 8 years old or legally brain dead...

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#59 Zophar87
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Isn't this the 4th time Nintendo has released their last console?genfactor

Something like that.

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#60 deactivated-5b78379493e12
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N64 was their last console. Since, its been toys for children.silversix_

Nintendo hasn't changed since the early 80s. Always consoles for kids.