Intrinsic said:
DivinePaladin said:
That's just kind of sad. Like, not even as an insult to anybody who thought that, but even as a former Halo fan it was clear which was taking the crown this go around. TLoU smashed all previous trends sales-wise in terms of Sony exclusives and opened up a new gate for exclusive sales on PlayStation. Now the only question is if the wildcard Zelda NX can pull off the upset and combine with Zelda U to edge out Uncharted.
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has it occurred to anyone that the reason Nintendo (made) games sell so well on Nintendo platforms over the last 2gens and with the upcoming NX is simply because; well......
There aren't that many options?
Say I buy an NX, and in a whole year all I really have to choose from as far as AAA games go are Mario something and Zelda NX.... then of course that's what I'll buy. I hary have a choice.
I could be mistaken, but can someone tell me when last up to 5 AAA games were released in the same year for a Nintendo console?
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If you're talking just exclusives, it's actually not too uncommon, unless by AAA you mean insanely bloated budget. Even 2016 has five or six big 3DS games and 2015 had four big Wii U exclusives. Actually when I look at it now, the last three years have been fairly kind to Wii U owners in terms of exclusives.
If you mean AAA as in very high bloated budgets and not simply high-caliber releases, the Wii U might have had like three of those total.
That's not to say you don't have a point. Clearly a good amount of the reason Nintendo games sell is because this gen that's all the system has had. Well, not counting the 3DS. Really, your argument solely applies only specifically to big third party games coming multiplat to Nintendo home consoles. But Nintendo owners generally double down on another console specifically because they WANT the Nintendo games, so you can't really just chalk it up to there not being other games to buy.
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