Nintendo comments on PS4/X1 launch lineups - MEH

[Cheebee]

iamdeath said:

Cheebee said:

iamdeath said:

Cheebee said:
Well, by early 2014 WiiU is sure to have a LOT more system-selling software than PS4/X1 combined, whether the fratcore like it or not.

Umm no, just no. The lack of third party support alone makes the game lineups on x1 and ps4 dwarf Wii-u. Witcher 3 is going to be awesome :).

It's not about quantity. As you could've seen above, had you read it, I was talking about system-selling software. How much SYSTEM SELLERS is PS4/X1 launching with, compared to the SYSTEM-SELLING software WiiU has by then? Not so much. Disagree? So show me.

Besides, most Nintendo system sellers (you know, Mario, Donkey Kong, Mario Kart)  sell more than the entire Witcher franchise across all platforms combined, regardless of how awesome random fratcore internet guys think Witcher 3 is going to be, or how inferior they may deem Nintendo's IPs. Truth and fact of the matter is, Nintendo games sell. I mean, even on the measly GameCube, Mario Kart sold like 7 million.

Call of duty, GTA, Elder scrolls, BAttelfield,  Dragon age, Mass effect, Uncharted, GRan Turismo, Halo, and on and on and on (insert third party game here) won't be on wii-u. No just no, the x1 and ps4 lineup are way beyond what wii-u offers. The lack of third party support is big.

 

PS4 and x1 have quality, saying they don't is pure ignorance. They also dwarf Nintendo in third party games, which many of which are HUGE sellers.

Huge sellers, but system sellers? Most are multiplats, and most aren't launch titles. Or is PS4 launching with Uncharted 4 now? Is COD exclusive to the X1? I could go on. Or I could play it your way: Nintendo has Pokemon, Mario, Smash Bros., Metroid, Zelda, Monster Hunter, Resident Evil, Call of Duty, Watch Dogs. Nevermind that some of those aren't exclusive or not out for years to come, because that's absolutely irrelevant, yes? Come on. Also, you say lack of 3rd party support on WiiU is big (it is, true), but then again, in comparison to Nintendo, Sony's 1st party offerings are severely lacking.