Mr Khan on 07 October 2011
| RolStoppable said: If EA has nothing to complain about, then Nintendo really is screwed. |
Not particularly. When EA actually took the time for some damn effort on the Wii (and here i'm mostly thinking of Tiger Woods), you generally saw both parties benefit. If EA can take advantage of both the Wii U's capabilities, and put the actual effort into the Wii U games as they saw on the HD consoles, we could see something mutually beneficial crop up again.
Me, i'm still wondering what the significance was of EA's vague speech at the Nintendo keynote regarding Wii U's online capabilities.
Monster Hunter: pissing me off since 2010.
