Speaking with Kotaku, Nintendo of America President Reggie Fils-Aims asserted that the Wii U isn’t dead yet.
The Wii U “has a very long life ahead of it,” Fils-Aime said. “It’s got great content coming that will help define the platform.”
Mario Kart 8 helped quadruple Wii U sales in its first week. Super Smash Bros. is also expected to boost consoles sales with its holiday 2014 release date on the console.
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