Squilliam said:
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You are assuming that the next generation of consoles will be just a simple upgrade of the current hardware. If this gen has taught us anything is that a graphical boost will not cut it anymore.
While I'm sure the console manufactures will try to make the consoles backwards compatible, there is no guarantee they will not come up with a new control method or something.
And funny you brought up the Wii's successor. Seeing as third parties weren't able to make high selling games on the Wii, why would they be able to make such games on the next Nintendo console?
And as third parties, for the most part, have released niche games, dumbed down ports, shovelwere, and "test" games, they have more than likely alienated a good part of the Wii userbase. So if the next Nintendo console will retain a good portion of the Wii users, third parties might find themselves in a situation where the customers will have not heard of them or their games, or they are downright hostile for how they were treated during the Wii gen.







