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J_Allard said:
wfz said:
bananaking21 said:
and people wonder why they dont support nintendo products


You are a shining example of the logic third parties use.

1) Don't support Nintendo products with anything meaningful

2) Don't get any meaningful returns

3) Make it seem like its the platform's fault


ding ding ding

I can't think of a single Wii game from EA that has looked like there was a bit of effort put into it aside from Boom Blox. And I read somewhere that the WiiU version of Madden is a gimped version that doesn't even include the new engine and features that the PS3/360 versions had? Yikes.

Tiger Woods Golf had Wii as the lead platform and did quite well for a few years, actually.

Problem is, Wii owners aren't gullible enough to buy the same game year after year, so sales eventually dropped off until EA dropped support. Wii users, who just want a fun game to play, are basically incompatible with EA Sports' "roster update" business model.



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