DélioPT said:
DanneSandin said:
DélioPT said:
Me too, i only want to have Wii U and that`s it!
I guess we are keeping the track of almost the same games.
Actually, there`s an interview with Scott Moffitt from Nintendo that gives hope that Wii U`s launch/launch window line-up will get better:
"Q: You have some new games for hard-core gamers but I didn't see "Call of Duty" or "Battlefield" for the Wii U. Can you get the core gamer if you don't have those titles on there?
A: E3 for us is all about games. We're focusing on that first pillar of the three pillars of what E3 can offer. Over 20 games were unveiled. That's a pretty broad lineup. But I can assure you even more games will be coming during the launch period so if there's a favorite game that gamers like, I think there's a good chance it will be coming to the platform. .... I would expect that gamers will see an immense array of first- and third-party content at launch."
Link: http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/technologybrierdudleysblog/2018381529_los_angeles___will_nintendos.html
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That DOES sound encouraging! I don't give a rats ass about CoD or Battlefield - but they are a must have if Nintendo is going after the hard core! And I really don't care if WiiU won't have the same graphical prowes that PS720 - as long as it gets all 3rd party titles as well!
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Some games just matter because they are what hardcore games are all about. For example, it`s a shame that Crysis 3 isn`t coming to Wii U, but in the end, the game, in terms of sales, isn`t all that.
PS2 didn`t have the same graphical power that GC and Xbox had and it wasn`t because of that that it didn`t get the best games.
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For me, the fact that Crysis or Tomb Raider isn't coming for WiiU is a sign that 3rd party isn't that excited about Nintendos new console. Or that they're taking a "watch and see" attitude; if WiiU sells well enough (and if 3rd party games sell well) they'll be onboard. Cowards :P
