| Roma said: when Nintendo proves the system can sell with their IPs devs say they can't sell games because of Nintendo IPs and when Nintendo gives them room and not release their IPs, 3rd parties don't sell because the system did not have many Nintendo games to sell it. now Nintendo has to sell the system with their IPs so 3rd parties can sell their games -_- this is fucked up! |
Is there a possibility that the typical Nintendo console owner just isn't interested in third-party games? Have those people already left for other, mulit-platform-laden pastures? Ultimately, despite the hopes of a few, could the reality simply be that third-party publishers are right, and that it just isn't worth the resources to develop for a Nintendo console?
I don't know. I mean, we're talking about smart people that want to make money. When they try and fail, there is always an excuse from the faithful. The game wasn't good enough, it was a port, it was over-shadowed by a Nintendo published game. Maybe there are no excuses and Nintendo fans, for the most part, just want their Mario games or casual titles.
I don't know, I'm not saying I believe that, but it does need to be considered.
