We're all familiar with Bobby Kotick, the Activision CEO who stated that he wanted "to take the fun out of making video games". Kotick recently stated that he was "disappointed with the launch of the Wii U". He further stated that his company's main concern would be "the installed base of hardware" among "6 to 11 year olds," and expressed his worries that not enough kids own the Wii U system.
All is not bad news in Activision-land, though. Kotick also stated that he has "a lot of confidence in the (Skylanders) franchise for the long-term" and he thinks "we're delivering another great product this year." All of this comes on the news that Activision set record financial profits in 2012, and that 2013 would see a new entry in the yearly Call of Duty franchise. So there's good news among the bad.