| Doobie_wop said: When Nintendo supports third parties, then maybe third parties will consider supporting Nintendo consoles. If Nintendo aren't willing to make the effort, then I don't see why third parties should try when they already have two or three viable platforms to put their games on, especially when they all have have higher attacth rates than the Wii. When someone does take the risk, then they don't meet their expectations and pull out. It's so easy to see and it makes more sense than making up weird fanboy conspiracy theories. |
Not sure I agree with you there. When you say "taking the risk", do you mean pulling out all the stops to produce a costly AAA title? Because if so, I can only think of two third party examples on the Wii (Monster Hunter 3 and Epic Mickey), and they both sold very well.
