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richardhutnik on 07 June 2012
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Pavolink said:
richardhutnik said:

So, I guess the strategy is: We take games that suck on other consoles and make them decent.  Nintendo pushes the message they are the place to play the best version of third-party titles.  Well, something like that.  Else, they are desperate for core titles for launch, so might as well get Ninja Gaiden on board.


I don't think Batman or Mass Effect 3 are games that "sucks". ZombiU, Rayman Legends, P-100 exclusives and Assassins Creed III multiplatform don't look like trash.

Focus was why pick Ninja Gaiden 3 and release it, when it was bad, which is what I answered.  Regarding the other ones, again it connects to trying to show that a third-party game on the WiiU is the best way to play it.  Not a matter of sucking, but showing they are the best way to play. It becomes a strategy to show that they support third-party and want to be the system of choice for third-party developers.  I would say this could be part of the strategy, because they did take time to show games already out, for some reason.