happydolphin said:
Last time I checked video game making came before money making. Some people wanted to actually entertain an audience you know. And of course make money too. If these games can satisfy a business need by catering to an audience and increase Nintendo's portfolio, it not only makes creative sense, but also business sense since, if Nintendo offers it too, why buy another console? Keep in mind, I'm saying that the Sony games give me an experience I rarely find on another console. Until Nintendo offers me that, I need to get a Sony console. Some people will not bother buying a Nintendo console also because of that. |
Unfortunately Sony vision of the videogame market made the PS3 a pale shadow of the original PS and PS2 and let's not even talk about the portable market. When you go from first two generations straight to third and your portables are a far last place, something is wrong. Far more logical for Sony to try and emulate Nintendo (Move) than the other way around.
