@alenth How?

@LindBergh2007 @ragnar320 @slayer1090 @TTDog That's a little narrow minded and based on nothing but opinion.

@endorbr How do they appeal to different crowds? They're both handheld devices targeting gamers. You can't even use the argument that the 3DS is for casual games as it has quite a lot of games hardcore gamers play. Maybe not the ones you play, but hardcore games nonetheless. As a gamer who is interested in all kinds of consoles, this doesn't make sense.

And if the Vita isn't competing with Nintendo, then who? Is it just floating in the void? BS. Whether Sony wants to admit it or not, they are in competition with the 3DS. If not for gamers, then for games. And Sony is losing both to Nintendo at this current moment.

So please do enlighten me as to how they're not competing with each other. I'd love to hear it. And what are these different crowds you speak of? Sony fanboys? The general population? Nintendo fanboys? Xbox fanboys? Really. Elaborate.

And I'm serious. I don't understand your logic.

Adding on to that. the 3DS sold 2 million in just 8 months and has now sold over 20 million.

As for whether or not the Wii U, 400, 000 in one week isn't bad. Also, if you notice, this is only in the USA and not worldwide.

@endorbr Exactly. And we'll see where the Wii U ends up. But since you bring up the Vita, it hasn't done much since it launched. It might have sold 400,000 in it's first week, but it's only sold like 2 million to date. Almost 1/4 of it's overall sales then came in its initial week of availability.

@JIMDOG4442002 Oh, you're a troll. Gotcha.

@JIMDOG4442002 @hailthorn @Arronaxxx Apparently you do.

@JGD85 Another person who doesn't know anything about South Korea.

@Arronaxxx Do you know absolutely anything about South Korea?

I'd love to see Nintendo release an older Super Mario Bros. game for cellphone. Like Super Mario Bros. 1, 2, or 3 just to see what kind of impact it has at .99.