that's true and so does the fact that those games aren't big time commitments.

you can only speculate how many are out there and then it still falls on Nintendo to sell them, but i think the versatility adds to the potential mass appeal.

parents have tablets for kids with Netflix and stupid little games (which is why i think Nintendo should've had video streaming at launch, but i'm sure it's not far behind) hey...it's also a Nintendo

adults with tablets...email, web browsing, streaming...i doubt Nintendo will have an email app but they're short sighted if they don't...same for the web browsing app. They're too proud "this is a dedicated gaming device", but that's the full cross market potential. but if they do and you're going to buy a tablet...hey this one is cheaper and btw it's a fricking Nintendo

Nintendo really should've used the line "anywhere, anytime, anyway" line more because that nails the concept. that's why i think it will sell. and their ads have millennials and millennials with kids. different types of stupid millennials

but it's it's not an accident

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Posted by DelU249

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Posted on 3/8/17 at 2:46 pm to DelU249

i love the wii because of the games like punchout and marios and Zeldas and nba jams and donkey kong games.

but i will admit i think motion controls were a gimmick and i don't prefer them, and only tolerate them save for an instance here or there...motion controls are a gimmick and they sold the shite out of this

but being able to take your console on the go isn't a gimmick...it's functionality rather than bells and whistles which is what motion controls were and what the dual screen console idea was (i don't hate wii u, but other than Zelda inventory, it's fricking stupid and the idea was lazy at least by Nintendo standards. wii u strikes me at the worst idea for a quick cash grab ever. one of the all time backfires.

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