SlayerRondo said:
- Given that we dont fully know the power of the WiiU it is a bit early to assume what games do and dont use all its power. We know it is at least as good as the PS360 and has a 1-2 year old midrange AMD GPU plus 3-core CPU plus 1GB of RAM. That's all good info to work from. Are there any other announced first-party games that will look better than what the Wii could put out? - What console in History has launched with a game taking advantage of all its power? Metroid Prime, Mario Sunshine, Rogue Squadron were all announced prior to Gamecube launch, and werern't exceeded in the console's lifetime. Where are the announced Wii U boundary-pushing games? Is it not reasonable to assume they don't exist? - Yes the potential of the WiiU remotes screen has not been untilized to the best of its capabilities so far but has the DS not shown the potential of a second screen. The Wii motion controlls also were quite poor quality for what they claimed but a second screen is a second screen and we know what were getting. - Nintendo will only decrease game development for the WiiU if people stop buying games for the WiiU and thats in the event the console is already failing and therefore irrelevant. - The fact that third parties are putting games on the WiiU is a good sign that they are supporting the console. - Maybe third parties will not bring all PS4/Xbox720 games to the WiiU and maybe all WiiU third party games wont end up on the PS4?Xbox720 - Nintendo has the best first party line-up of either Sony or Microsoft in terms of critical acclaim and sales and therefore dont require the same level of third party support that PS4 and Xbox 720 will. The Nintendo games that got critical acclaim actually sold very poorly last gen. Compare SMG to NSMB Wii, Metroid to AAA shooters on other consoles, Skyward to past Zelda games. What held up the Wii was the mediocrely reviewed games: NSMB Wii, Wii Sports, Wii Fit, MKWii. And yes NSMB U will hold up the console but if their plan is to make more 3D Mario/Zelda/Metroid instead of casual games that will NOT be enough to make it sell. This is regardless of how good those games are, I'm talking business. |