| Onimusha12 said: Your words encourage me and I certainly hope your optimism pays off, but things clearly need to developer better for third party support. Monster Hunter and Dragon Quest are fine and all, but there is no garantee these will in anyway validate the Wi or for every quality franchise the Wii gets, those developers give five fold to other platforms. Even then DS an Wii sales slow and consoles like the 360, PS3 and PSP continue to gain steadily. Still let's hope intendo can continue to turn things to their favor. I think it would be wise to use their foothold in casual gaming with the Wii to slowly take back other demograhics. |
Yes, the competition for the Wii has increased in sales at the expense of Wii sales. They have both dropped the price 2-3 times however, and the Wii is at the launch price. Market saturation eventually occurs.
No, not every "core" series goes to the Wii. Not every "core" series goes to any individual system. Not even the PS2 had them all. Don't be absurd with your expectations and you won't be disapointed. Nintendo has continued to be better with developer relations, but it is hard to fix burned bridges. No company will forget the last 3 generations so quickly. There is a series of core games coming out, from third parties, before the end of this fiscal year. A lot of it looks to be Q1 2010, but thats just the name of the game for all systems right now. If you want the games another platform offers then I suggest you pick it up, but don't pretend there is nothing offered as an alternative on the Wii.
