| oniyide said:
That doesnt make alot of sense. If you were a Ninty fan and a SF fan, then you would have had a PS2 or hell even an Xbox since there was never a SF game released on GC period. So that doesnt really add up. Granted there wasnt an original SF game released during that time anyway with the exception of of SFEX3. But PS2/xbox did have anniversary. Matter of fact the only 2d capcom fighter that GC had was CvsSnk2 and that was a year late port and the N64 never got anything at all. IMHO most of the Ninty fans jumped ship with the franchise awhile ago or at least they got another console. A SF game hasnt graced a Ninty home console since SNES. Plus there is no gaurantee that ALL owners of GC bought a Wii, thats a hell of an assumption and there is still no gaurantee that they kept all their GC stuff. They make arcade fight sticks for alot of their games, but seeing as they are expensive, they only make a limited amout. They know only the real hardcore is going to buy that and most will just make do with whatever controller the system uses. Problem is you cant just make do with the wiimote not for SF, trust me I tried playing KoF on just the wiimote and its horrendous and SF uses two more buttons than that franchise. Sure they could have just packed the game with CC controller but they would have to have pack it with most of them and that is still an expensive proposition, they probably figured they could and made enough money of off the PS360/PC version and their rereleases that they really dont want/or need to make one for Wii. Thats not the answer that Wii only owners wanna hear but its buisness sometimes. |
It's not just that, it's horribly biased. I told you they made controllers before, but now you're saying they wouldn't make it for Wii because it's expensive, how is that a reason? They did it for Tatsunoko! That's argument enough. With just that all your other reasons are just excuses. (it's not a surprise to me Oni, you tend to look for excuses as to why devs would shun Nintendo)
About Cube owners. what does it matter whether they had a PS2 or not, it wouldn't change the fact that they later owned a Wii and had the option of buying SFIV on the Wii were it offered. Whether it's all who bought a Wii or not is unimportant, the basic assumption is that a good majority did (by definition of them being core Nintendo gamers), so even if it were 10 million it would be enough of a userbase. Regardless, Smash sold 10 million, SF could sell a few as well.
