I understand your point, BUT I think it would STILL be worth that confusion. I think Wii U sales would literally instantly double.The Wii U pretty much lost in sales because of its marketing name. People thought it was like an add on for the Wii so two years later in to the Wii u life span i don't think it would be smart to name it Wii 2 as people would get confused as to what Nintendo's main product is, a Wii u or Wii 2.
Let the video above explain everything.
Except ratings do play a big part in sales.Anyway, not to get off topic, but the point of this thread is showing third party developers that it's not about the "M" rating on games that affect WiiU sales, but rather the content that is in it. #OperationPlatinum is about starting a trend with Bayonetta2, and proving to these developers that the rating is not the issue.
Hahaha, that was hilarious.
Yeah, indeed. It's so painful it's funny. Zombiu DID NOT MAKE A PROFIT. If it's really in the top 10 best selling titles (and I'm too lazy to look that up), then the problems are WAY worse than merely an image issue.
INB4Bayonetta2bombs.
C'mon, we all know this is going to bomb hard.
INB4Bayonetta2bombs.
C'mon, we all know this is going to bomb hard.
Hardly likely. Because of two reasons:
1. Bayonetta is just that damn popular.
2. Platinum Games has a very decent track record with Nintendo. They developed MadWorld (The ratings were pretty good), Infinite Space, and The Wonderful 101 (Which scored quite well as well). And given this track record, I doubt this game will fail.