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oniyide said:
spurgeonryan said:
oniyide said:
Mr Khan said:
spurgeonryan said:
oniyide said:
spurgeonryan said:
Level1Death said:
So. Third parties still won't support WiiU no matter how powerful it is.


Lets hope that you are wrong! I would die if that were to happen again! AS long as people buy games, then they will.

3rd parties will support Ninty consoles like they have always done, now whether that is good support or as much as the others we will have to see


Well I am hoping it is as much as the others . Maybe Nintendo could give third parties a little more room for profit, or find another way to promote games like they did for teh 64 with the vhs videos that they would give a way if you called customer support.

It shouldn't be the new normal that the manufacturers have to coddle third parties. They've been spoiled by Sony and Microsoft, and thus can't compete in an environment where they aren't given a leg up

but it is the new normal, nothing we can do about it now, and Ninty is learning and adapting to this.  Moneyhatting is just the way it is and if your not doing it too some extent, you wont get as good support and the company that is, thats just buisness


I agree now that this is how it is, then Nintendo may just have to step up and follow the other two even though they may not want to .


they already are. you think MH being on 3DS and not Vita is because Capcom loves them?? Nope. Some Ninty fans might not like it, but to them i would say, you cry about Ninty systems not getting 3rd party support but then get mad when they try to get it?? You cant have it both ways, for Ninty to get support they have to stoop to MS and Sony tactics. The days of 3rd parties kissing a console makers ass is over and never coming back

um...what oniyide said!!! :P

 

on another note I think MH4 is gonna stay exclusive for the 3DS.  If the Vita is gonna get one it'll be at least a year after MH4 comes out and by that time 3DS could stand on it's own accord.