Kenology on 08 December 2012
| richardhutnik said: The bulk of the third-party stuff is titles they have on other platforms. That is the norm for third-party these days, as they almost never do console exclusives. What they had tried to do is add tweaks that are U specific. But the bulk was close to same time releases, or highly praised titles with enhancements to them. Not sure one is going to see much in the way of third-party exclusives for the Wii U though. I also thought the idea of the Wii U was to allow Nintendo to get third-party titles they were missing. |
I think Nintendo didn't want to miss out on so much 3rd party content and the launch is mostly 3rd party content. I think most Western devs will ignore the Wii U. Which is why Japan is so pivotal, IMHO.
