I guess. It just seems wasted to me. As a real life example, my friends just bought a Nintendo 64 and some games for like $250. That's just ridiculous. They should be able to play them on a Wii U
If Nintendo wants to make profit, why is the Wii U's virtual console lacking so much? I'm assuming that games sold on the virtual console come in as almost 100% profit. They need to flesh out the virtual console more. Think about the library of games Nintendo has access too. It's incredible that it's not more fully fleshed out.
Also, the first party games this year are looking great, so that will hopefully turn things around. Games like DKC, Smash bros, MK8 will hopefully be system sellers.
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Re: Talking Point: Nintendo's Wii U Struggles Bring a Challenge, Not Doom
@AtlanteanMan
I guess. It just seems wasted to me. As a real life example, my friends just bought a Nintendo 64 and some games for like $250. That's just ridiculous. They should be able to play them on a Wii U
Re: Talking Point: Nintendo's Wii U Struggles Bring a Challenge, Not Doom
If Nintendo wants to make profit, why is the Wii U's virtual console lacking so much? I'm assuming that games sold on the virtual console come in as almost 100% profit. They need to flesh out the virtual console more. Think about the library of games Nintendo has access too. It's incredible that it's not more fully fleshed out.
Also, the first party games this year are looking great, so that will hopefully turn things around. Games like DKC, Smash bros, MK8 will hopefully be system sellers.