Hibern81 on 12 November 2013
| vkaraujo said: I don't know if power is the problem. I mean, people say that because they think power = Third party support. But the third party that really matters are the exclusives (ie: Ni No Kuni), not cross plataforms that are going to be better at the PC anyway (CoD, AC). If they are exclusives, then the power means nothing in the end, since it can only be played on that one console. Just a thought. I will think about the OP question a little more. |
I'm not saying power automatically equals third party support, but it definitely wouldn't hurt it either. I love Nintendo and the uniqueness they represent. I've been team Nintendo since 1985, and understand what they bring to the table. I think they would be able to get more third party exclusives if power wasn't an issue.
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