720 will Decide if WiiU RAM is enough.

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twilight_link said:

S.T.A.G.E. said:

twilight_link said:

what you expect from them to transform itself to 3rd platform holder whose existence dependent in its entirety on 3rd parties goodwill

No, Nintendo has enough cash to survive for quite a bit. The problem with them this gen is:

Casuals

- The gimmick failed because you cant surprise a casual with tablet games and start a trend. Once casuals have seen it the glimmer is over, which is why its called a gimmick.

- Where is are Wii U fit and casualized first party games? Thats all the casuals care about.

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-Hardcore gamers

- Courted third parties enough to gather current gen multiplats, they WILL be cut off next gen to ensure multiplats maintain a high level of quality and realize their art direction based on high parameters let by third parties last gen.

- They focus too much on the DS, and this probably isnt a bad thing in a way because the handhelds have always sold better than their 

- Console is severely underpowered by a large margin. Nintendo gamers love to trivialize this but its really no joke. Epic doesn't even think Nintendo should get Unreal 4 because of it.

look i don't give a fuck about casual or hardcore those are only abused categories, I'm interested only in games regardless of their category.

I don't care what you think about it, I am telling you what it is. There are hardcore gamers and there are casuals, and thats how publishers know which games to make and how much they can project in sales. Its not abused, and yes hardcore gamers can play everything but casuals dont play everything. They stick out in the gaming community for their passable interest in gaming at best.

"Courted third parties..." No they're not relevant for Nintendo success, with exception of Square, Enix and Capcom there never was important 3rd party developer responsible for Nintendo success, what Epic think is absolutely of no importance for WiiU success.

And this is exactly what 3rd parties can't stand, there is one highly successful platform holder whose success or failure is in no way dependent on their good will.

Too bad for their fanbase who has to now buy another console because of Nintendos constant arroange which never ends. Nintendo has made strides for third party titles despite what you're saying, but they didnt bank on how powerful the next gen consoles would be. 

The question is not whether is WiiU powerful enough for 3rd parties but whether is good enough for Nintendo and their 1st and 2nd parties and this is all.

Thats to you, but as everyone knows the best consoles as far as dominance is concerned had stellar third party and Nintendo hasn't been that successful in a while. The Wii used its gimmick and got a victory that was short lived and only lasted about four years. They are a hit or miss company and have been that way since the mid 90's. This is a miss after their hit with the Wii.