Not this topic again *sigh*
Look, i can agree with some of your points, it's pretty poor on nintendo's part to not feature any advertising. But for gods sake, the system has been out for less than 4 months, what did you expect. It was the same for Sony when they first released, the system prices were through the roof and to top it off there was hardly a single game that made the system worth buying, but look where it's at now (aside from Sony's financial issues).
Yes the WiiU could be better, yes i definitely needs more games, just don't expect that it will be perfect within the first few months.
It will be fairly important that Nintendo shows off a huge list of games and upcoming features during E3 if they want to stand out against their competition, yes it would be better if they just released another Nintendo direct for this reason but Nintendo really needs to leave a mark this year. It's most important that they stick to their promises and avoid delaying games.
Just remember that the PS4 and 720 aren't even out nor have we got much information about either, you can't expect that they will rise on top based on what we know so far. A few issues will need to be resolved quickly in order for these consoles to avoid poor sales.
*The architecture will be fairly different from their previous consoles taking developers at least a year to really understand it, this could lead to some sloppy ports (maybe).
*Price: In this economy both consoles can't afford to price themselves at anything to far off $500, add that to the cost of 24 hour online connections (if that rumour is true) as well as the Gakai servers (Which will most likely be charged) and you have yourself a very expensive machine.
*Innovation: What will they brig thats different enough other than better graphics.
I'm sure both consoles will be fine but they just need to be aware of these issues.
My suggestions for Nintendo would be:
*Hire more staff to help reduce development time and allow for much more game development.
*Advertise everywhere, wether it be showing a tv commercial, a magazine article or showing the console off on a kids tv program, DO SOMETHING.
*Instead of a massive line up of games announced at E3 just release a steady stream through Nintendo direct.
*Don't delay you're games for too long.
*Get dat third party support
Note this is entirely my opinion, feel free to disagree.
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