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greenmedic88 said:
Soleron said:
I'm very happy. The faster the 3DS dies the faster the company will be forced to make stuff that sells. That being not high-budget 3D titles.

If the 3DS "dies," that may well be the end of Nintendo's storied past in portable gaming devices.

We'll see over the next 2-3 years whether high budget portable games ($40 portable games), 3D or not have any real future in a predominantly download portable gaming market.

Nintendo's market space should be quality titles, not high-budget titles.

No one has made a game as polished as 2D Mario or Zelda or Metroid in their genres except Nintendo themselves. All the "App Store" developers out there and a HUGE market wanting sequels to these titles but no one steps up.

Nintendo would only have to put ~10 people on a 2D sequel to the above for the 3DS, but they'd be very experienced people with clear goals. Something Rovio or whoever couldn't match. Because I don't see them doing it.

Would cost maybe a million dollars at a stretch, which is nothing given it would get 10m sales easy. Even if it was a clone title without the brand recognition I see it selling 2-3m on the iPhone.