[QUOTE="Jaysonguy"][QUOTE="TyberZannxxxx"]
The intended demographic is the hardcore. Don't give me that ****
Toxic-Seahorse
You're grossly misinformed
Know that "hardcore" you're talking about?
Yeah, they supported the Gamecube and it's woefully awful 22 million consoles
Children and casual?
Well let's just put it this way, Wii Fit is the best selling franchise on the Wii with over 43 million sold
Is Mario Galaxy the best selling Mario title on the Wii? Heck not even Mario Galaxy 1 AND 2 comes close to the 26 million copies of New Super Mario Bros sold and why is that?
New Super Mario Bros is an oldschool game designed for kids who played it in 85 and now are casuals who have kids of their own and want some nostalgia.
You never fail to make me laugh when you post. You're such an obvious troll. "well, it was the best selling Wii game, therefore Wii U is for casuals!!!" It's not even the same console and yet you're saying it proves Nintendo's strategy for the Wii U. Come on, you can do better than that. I was unaware that you weren't following the Wii U launch software, my apologies.
If you were you'd see that the two main games for the Wii U launch are New Super Mario Bros and Wii Fit.
They're taking the success of the titles on the Wii and making Wii U versions.
Does that help you understand better?
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