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EA not ready to believe in the Wii U
For all the talk of EA and interest in the Wii U that we've heard about, it sounds more like the company is going to take a wait-and-see approach.
When you look at EA's Wii U announcements thus far, which are just about nil, you don't see much going on. On top of that, EA's Peter Moore commented on the Wii U's E3 this year, saying, "you're probably right that Wii U got a lackluster response."
It's starting to become clear. EA isn't going to throw too much support on the Wii U until it actually is proven a success. Then they'll throw more ports and rush games to market in order to cash in. You know...just like EA did with the Wii.
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When you look at EA's Wii U announcements thus far, which are just about nil, you don't see much going on. On top of that, EA's Peter Moore commented on the Wii U's E3 this year, saying, "you're probably right that Wii U got a lackluster response."
It's starting to become clear. EA isn't going to throw too much support on the Wii U until it actually is proven a success. Then they'll throw more ports and rush games to market in order to cash in. You know...just like EA did with the Wii.
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