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ZS wrote:jasonmaivia wrote:Nintendo has lost all of the steam that was powering the Wii for the first few years. The've completely mishandled the machine and could have prevented people from moving on to other platforms. Losing 3rd party support also killed gamer interests, and having not enough exclusive games is going to hurt Wii U if they cannot match what the PS3 and Xbox 360 are getting today and later this year going into 2013.
I like how absolutely zero percent of this post is correct, as evident by sales numbers from the past holiday season for the 3DS and Wii.


dakranii wrote:@LegendofSantiago @tcouto
The story linked as the source was posted today and it says that these comments were from an address that Pachter gave on Thursday.
"Michael Pachter, Managing Director of Equity Research at Wedbush Securities, gave the keynote address at the [a]list game marketing summit in San Francisco on Thursday, and he had a number of provocative observations for the assembled crowd of game marketers."
So no, it's not a repost and it's not old news. Maybe he has said similar things in the past.
“I think Nintendo's in disarray. I think the idea that we don't know the price point yet, but we do know what the console is, is just sad. I think they've completely blown that. It's gonna launch at $249; because it has to. They're dead if they launch at $259, I think they're toast then. I think they're toast anyway. I think the Xbox 360 with Kinect will be priced below that by the time they launch.” - Michael Pachter
“I think Nintendo is in disarray. I think they’ve completely blown the Wii U by not telling people what the price is going to be. It’s going to launch at $249 because it has to. I think they’re dead anyway because Xbox with Kinect will be priced below that by the time they launch. Wii was a bubble and that the Wii bubble has burst.” - Wedbush analyst Michael Pachter
Another great episode by my man Pachter!
My man Pachter does have a point. It doesn't really make a lot of sense that the numbers are lower than they were in '04.
Another great episode of Pach-attack from my man Pachter!







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