| marley said:
Third parties won't just randomly end up with a userbase to sell to, they have to foster it. It's no different than any other product in the world. Movies don't just sell well because they are highly rated. A lot of highly rated movies don't sell well at all. A lot of poorly rated movies sell great. It all depends on if the studio promotes and fosters interest in their product. Third parties have done a great job promoting and fostering interest in their product on Sony and Microsoft platforms - not so much on Nintendos. Blaming the consumer for that is outrageous. Blame Nintendo if you want (it's partly their fault), but to pretend 3rd parties didn't have a hand in it is nothing more than wilfull ignorance. |
You mean fostering, like for example putting out exclusive software out on the console like Platinum games? Cause that worked perfectly like I've said in another post. I have explained myself more than once in this thread and I won't do it again, read what I wrote and if you still disagree with me after that, then so be it.







