The Japanese internet research firm, Goo Research, polled 1,087 members of their research group while conducting their periodic survey on consumer game consoles.
Here's a breakdown:
687 people answered that they own a game console and were interested in buying a PS Vita and a Wii U.
The 15.7% responded that they want to buy a PS Vita, the 37.6% answered that they don't plan on it yet, but they are interested and the 46.7% answered that they aren’t interested in it.
The Wii U seemed to spark less interest between the respondents, as only the 9.6% plans on buying it, the 39.4% is interested, and the 50.9% is not interested at all.
52.3% of the respondents were male, 16.3% were teenagers, 18.4% in their twenties, 21.4% in their thirties 15.7% in their forties and 28.2% were over 50.
The breakdown of the currently owned consoles was as follows:
Nintendo DS family (DS, DS Lite, DSi, DSiLL and 3DS) 62.7%
Playstation 2 55.7%
Wii 47.6%
Playstation Portable 35.2%
Playstation 3 26.1%
Gameboy Advance 23.9%
Super Famicon 23.0%
Playstation 22.7%
Gameboy 19.5%
Nintendo 64 17.8%
Nintendo Gamecube 17.0%
Famicon 14.4%
Dreamcast 4.8%
Xbox360 3.9%
Xbox 2.8%
PSPgo 1.5%
Other consoles 5.4%
Note: each person was allowed to choose multiple systems in the survey.
Is the rest of the world also more interested in the PS Vita than Wii U? We'll see!
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