| chocoloco said:
Fair enough, I did not mean to include it. You still have a lot of faith that the first party will be big by September or November. I really do not care about anyones analysis on here, but thanks. And the Wii has already proven not to be a great model for sales of the Wii U. It just is the most favorable model so you use it over others. |
If only that were true. Sadly the reality is that 3rd parties will no longer flock to Nintendo unless Nintendo proves its own system, which is only the case for Nintendo. As for Sony/MS, 3rd parties flock to their systems regardless of their popularity. It's the state of the industry so sadly bold isn't true.
The model I gave is how it is, and how it will be for Nintendo for a very long time.
As for 1st party games, I don't think that requires faith, but only information. Looking at the DS, the Wii, and now the 3DS, Nintendo has a way of giving blast-punches in terms of software support. They launch their software in pockets. Yes, the second launch will have games.
