RolStoppable said:
You are correct, the Wii didn't perform like a leading console. You also correctly note that third party support is the missing piece in the puzzle. But then you turn around and say that Nintendo dropped the ball. Why? Third parties didn't make the games, so they dropped the ball. You can talk about it being Nintendo's fault for not courting third parties all you want, but when third parties went on record numerous times to declare or imply that the Wii is not a real gaming machine, then it's clear that there was no way to convince them to make Wii games. |
Third party developers is huge to this industry everyone knows it, most of the time third party can consist of more then half of all the games sold on a console. To not try to fight for them is just being a little ignorant IMO. With the money they were making they could of bought more exclusives, make some games timed exclusived anything at all to get people to want to buy a Wii because there favorite third party games only or always come out on the Wii first, it would of extended the wii's life significantly.







