Mnementh said:
Old enough? |
Wii sports was really for everyone and a absolut great innovative game!
this grandma xD
Mnementh said:
Old enough? |
Wii sports was really for everyone and a absolut great innovative game!
this grandma xD
With third console sales war loss, Microsoft are not cut out to compete in console sales wars. They should stick to software and rake in the profits and bring Gears of War and Halo games to PC and Play Station consoles.
Jigsawx1 said:
Wii sports was really for everyone and a absolut great innovative game! this grandma xD |
Indeed Wii Sports was a great game. Why Nintendo has the Switch not a title like this yet.
HylianSwordsman said: I have no interest in steering Konami back to greatness, but if I were in control, I'd sell off all its gaming IPs since it isn't really all that interested in making games anymore, and then just kick back with the money from their other businesses. If that were somehow enough to bankrupt it, I don't really care, they deserve it. Metal Gear Solid and anything else ever worked on by Kojima, including Silent Hill: Sell to Kojima Productions All their arcade IPs, including DDR: Sell to Namco Bandai Bomberman, Mystical Ninja, Elebits, Lost in Blue/Survival Kids, Contra: Sell to Nintendo All their sports IPs: Sell to the highest bidder Castlevania: Sell to whoever Koji Igarashi wants me to sell to, maybe even himself if he wants. Suikoden, Vandal Hearts, Azure Dreams: Sell to Sony I think that's everything that matters, anything else sell to the highest bidder I guess |
It would be a smart move and probably win them some love in the gaming community. They could just make a deal where they still get to make Pachinko machines based on the IPs, while the buyer makes the games. It would also keep those franchises fresh in people's minds, which would keep interest up in playing those themed machines.
thismeintiel said:
It would be a smart move and probably win them some love in the gaming community. They could just make a deal where they still get to make Pachinko machines based on the IPs, while the buyer makes the games. It would also keep those franchises fresh in people's minds, which would keep interest up in playing those themed machines. |
Yeah, it's not like any of those game companies are making Pachinko machines, so that should be a pretty easy deal to set up. Almost all their money comes from Pachinko nowadays, so I feel like it's a win-win for everyone. Konami makes money from selling the IPs and the continuing Pachinko business, but don't have to make games to make those Pachinko IPs something that Pachinko players would care about. The IPs stay strong from other companies making games with them. And then those companies make money from making good games, and gamers get good games from those IP.
PAOerfulone said:
Ugh, we Arizonans don't want 'em! Dump 'em in Texas or something. |
We already have too many damn Californians coming to Austin, Texas. Need to find another dumping ground for them.
"Nintendo should abandon one of the fastest selling systems in history and go third party", LMAO.
Jigsawx1 said: Yeah for me its Nintendo. |
That would be suicide for them, the market cannot support three similar systems, it never has. Going head-to-head with PS5 would be the Gamecube all over again. Nintendo succeed when they carve out their own niche instead of trying to be just be another Playstation/Xbox.
Last edited by curl-6 - on 23 June 2019curl-6 said: "Nintendo should abandon one of the fastest selling systems in history and go third party", LMAO.
That would be suicide for them, the market cannot support three similar systems to succeed, it never has. Going head-to-head with PS5 would be the Gamecube all over again. Nintendo succeed when they carve out their own niche instead of trying to be just be another Playstation/Xbox. |
I'd actually be curious if the answer changes if Sony or Microsoft drop off. If there was only a Playstation or only an Xbox, could Nintendo try a power approach again?
I adore my Switch and liked my Wii U (got plenty of use from it), so I have no problem with the current status beyond third party behavior.
The Democratic Nintendo fan....is that a paradox? I'm fond of one of the more conservative companies in the industry, but I vote Liberally and view myself that way 90% of the time?
KrspaceT said:
I'd actually be curious if the answer changes if Sony or Microsoft drop off. If there was only a Playstation or only an Xbox, could Nintendo try a power approach again? I adore my Switch and liked my Wii U (got plenty of use from it), so I have no problem with the current status beyond third party behavior. |
If Xbox dropped out of the race maybe, but I think at this point that the blue ocean mentality is so ingrained in Nintendo's culture and the hybrid concept has worked so well for them that even with only Playstation to compete against they'd still avoid making a powerful standard console.
Atari - whatever company that controls you now just stop. Your system will sell less than the Ouya.