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Will Nintendo Attempt to Rebrand its Dying Wii U Console?

The Wii U has been struggling ever since the end of the launch rush period in 2012. The console managed to sell less than a million in the next 9 month...GLOBALLY, even with high quality exclusives being released. All hopes for the consoles future were pinned on its second holiday season performance. The latest Mario game, SM3DW, received universal critical acclaim and was expected to revive the Wii U this November. Unfortunately, it was not meant to be as far as the US is concerned as the console sold a paltry figure as compared to its competitors, even with a much better games lineup. Furthermore, SM3DW did not manage to make even the top 10 list of the games sold in the month. So what does does the future holds for the Wii U now?

Klad3869d ago

Another Doom & Gloom article, Moving on...

mii-gamer3869d ago

a motley fool article nothing to see here.

Gamer783869d ago

Yep Mario didn't have historical sales figures for the 8 days that it was out in November. The system is definitely a failure, smh. These articles are becoming more desperate it seems. There are more games coming in the next few months that will further the momentum that has already started with the end of November. The Wii U will sell just fine especially considering there are no new games coming for PS4 or Xbox One. We can only wait and see.

Donjune3869d ago

Have to agree.. Enough already!

Realplaya3869d ago

I guess when you are doing better than before your dying.

Chrischi19883868d ago

Yeah, thats a common law you learn, when you study international business or other business related major.

Articles like that become more and more desperate to downplay the Wii U. Just so if somebody, who is not informed well enough, reads those headlines about Nintendo being doomed all the time, will surely scare away potential customers...

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Japan: Nintendo gacha key-rings available in their stores

Japan is the home of Nintendo’s main headquarters. Because of this, the country tends to get a lot more merchandising and goodies for Nintendo fans compared to the rest of the world.

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Super Rare Gold NES Cartridge Up for $10k at Auction

A super-rare gold NES cartridge, of which only thirteen apparently exist in the world, is being put up for auction later today for a whopping price.

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Rebel_Scum4d ago

Its missing the triangle label. Its not a complete game!

/s

LG_Fox_Brazil4d ago

The holy grail of gaming collections

VIK21213d ago

Is it really that rare? I used to have that for years, I ended up trashing it because I coudn't be bothered to sell it lol

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Random: Hideo Kojima Highlights The 21st Anniversary Of 'Boktai' On GBA

No sunlight that day, apparently.

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OtterX9d ago

They should release it on NSO's GBA lineup. The Switch has a light sensor afterall! (Switch Lite owners would be out of luck though)

Chocoburger8d ago (Edited 8d ago )

I don't think games would be able to 'hook into' the light sensor for automatic screen brightness.
The best way to play the game is with the fan patch that lets you adjust the amount of light the game is receiving at will. Make sure not to play at max sunlight for too long, or the game will punish you, keep the sunlight meter lowered in order to keep playing longer.

https://github.com/Prof9/Bo...