Keep in mind that no one foresaw this much success. Also, when considering the comment that people may not accept old technology with low resolution and slow performance, notice that the Game Boy Advance sold 84,000 units last month (as noted in an earlier post here). Also note that 84,000 is more than the PS3 sold during the month, and the GBA is 10 years old! Also, casual gamers won’t care so much about resolution and shader effects — they just want fun and easy, which the Nintendo specializes in.

I’m glad there’s more options. I’ve played several of the innovative games and really enjoyed them. I still like “traditional” games also, but it was refreshing to play some original like Rayman Raving Rabbids, which you just can’t do on other consoles.