Nintendo's strategy...

[siuilarun]

Nintendo had this to say about turning around the Wii U's terrible sales:

"For the 'Wii U' system, we will attempt to concentrate on proactively releasing key first-party titles from the second half of this year through next year to regain momentum for the platform. Starting with 'Pikmin 3,' which was released in Japan and Europe in July and will be released in the United States in August, we plan on releasing key titles such as 'The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker HD,' 'Wii Party U,' 'Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze,' 'Super Mario 3D World,' and 'Wii Fit U.'

Moreover, Nintendo strives to improve the sales by communicating the compelling nature of our hardware and software to as many people as possible through our new network service called 'Miiverse,' which offers an environment where people can empathize with others and share their gaming experiences. We also strive to improve hardware profitability by reducing its costs."


I blatantly stole this from here: kotaku.com/the-wii-u-sales-are-really-really-bad-973133897

I'm hoping for a massive price drop. Or they could just give me one for free, and then I wouldn't care what they do.

[mrmightyduck]

A price drop is a must! If it happens round Black Friday I'm gonna try and get one.

[siuilarun]

Pretty much they just said the wii u is going to survive by suckling the teets of Mario and Link with some added exercise shit for the old people. I guess it worked for the Wii. I still want to see Nintendo do well, though. I like them.

[merl2009]

Even if the price did drop I probuly would not get one. I would not be able to get used to holding that controller, but who knows.