| sales2099 said: But just relying on 3rd parties puts them at a disadvantage. MS and Sony each have their own exclusive shooter IPs and no doubt will use their influence to get 3rd parties on their side as well. Just seems Nintendo is taking the lazy route. |
Did you just say something pro Sony? I...I think...I'm going to tear up...*sniff* We had a breakthrough.
Well, I agree the reliance for mature titles is not a strong point for Nintendo the lack of 1st party competition in a variety of genres might create an inriguing sales enviornment. But there needs to be some proof of concept when, at least on the Wii, those games didn't sell that well. Nintendo does have the head start so it could be a really good opportunity for them to diversify their install base and create that platform for those developers without having to divert their own resources to test unproven IPs.
It would still be nice if Nintendo went for it though, even if it was Metroid. Imagine that game with a strong multiplayer focus.
Before the PS3 everyone was nice to me :(
