Mummelmann said:
superchunk said:
Nope. EA is blocking anything it can from WiiU.
For those crying power this and that... nope, it has nothing to do with WiiUs power. Just corporate decision out of spite.
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I don't buy the whole Nintendo 3rd party conspiracy thing to be honest.
Anyway, any EA and/or Dice title of impact showing up on the Wii U seems very unlikely, EA simply don't have much faith in the Nintendo audience buying their games. EA has also short sticked the PC audience in the past years, hardly out of spite but mainly for financial reasons.
Battlefield is actually the only reason I use Origin, because I have to, I own no other games on Origin and never will. I do believe that EA's decision to forego Nintendo with a lot of titles is due to lack of faith in the userbase, I don't understand why so many Nintendo fans think that huge companies all over the world are starving a console out of spite like some Gamespot fanboy raging on the board.
Apple treats their 3rd parties like shit and yet they have massive support because it has been shown that you can make tons of money on their platform, wouldn't it make more sense to refuse an industry monolith that constanty seeks to move the market(s) in different directions, wants a monopoly and basically steals 30% of all your income on a regular basis?
Stop it with the conspiracies already, Nintendo consoles are not a magical dreamland that automatically nets you massive profits and keeps you going forever in an industry that is taking its toll on everyone regardless. Now that Nintendo games cost more to develop, I wonder what incentive the developers will have for publishing on the Wii U or if this main argument from the Wii era will simply disappear (the theory being that everyone would profit from developing on the Wii since it was so much cheaper is now null and void). Nintendo insist on implementing untraditional and sometimes backwards methods, media and tech in a market that thrives on moving forward and fail to see the importance and impact of features and advances that they don't subscribe to or are comfortable with (online gaming and media playback capabilities are the perfect examples) and must face the consequences of this; 3rd parties often deem it unsafe and persist in their Hollywood, thirteen-on-the-dozen eyecandy action fests on the other consoles.
As a longtime gamer, I'm fucked either way... 
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