imo it all sounds like lip service. I mean not wanting to show it too early so the competition wont steal it? please theyve been saying that crap for years. How could it be stolen their consoles are already out.
imo it all sounds like lip service. I mean not wanting to show it too early so the competition wont steal it? please theyve been saying that crap for years. How could it be stolen their consoles are already out.
PenguinZ said:
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I don't agree, Wii U for now have Nintendo support like every other Nintendo console, but true is that Wii U don't have 3rd party.
oniyide said: imo it all sounds like lip service. I mean not wanting to show it too early so the competition wont steal it? please theyve been saying that crap for years. How could it be stolen their consoles are already out. |
their next consoles aren't out.
I clearly meant PS4 xone, Its too late to implement anything on those really.
oniyide said: I clearly meant PS4 xone, Its too late to implement anything on those really. |
Ah, but the PS5 and XBonest will clearly be launching on or before 2017, so...
noname2200 said:
Ah, but the PS5 and XBonest will clearly be launching on or before 2017, so... |
of course! LOL people are crazy sometimes
oniyide said:
of course! LOL people are crazy sometimes |
Nintendo is worried about Sony's next-gen handheld, the PSPhoenix.
Hadn't they killed DS and Wii too early, when they were still strong and could have sold tens million units more, they could have launched both 3DS and Wii U later, cheaper and, for Wii U, with more RAM, allowing the same easy ports from PC that PS4 and XBOne enjoy, not to mention that they managed to make DS and Wii sale plummet many months before 3DS and Wii U launch, tarnishing the brands they want to reuse. Yes, for typical Ninty target PC ports would have been a small extra, but added to lower launch price and more main RAM (the only specs that hardcore gamers not interested in graphics, but in gameplay and game depth, always appreciate) could have made Wii U if not a blockbuster, at least a decent seller.