DevilRising on 12 January 2014
Of course it is. Anyone with a modicum of common sense realizes that whoever that was, their complaints stemmed from a pre-launch build of the Wii U development software. If it was really such a problem, you'd hear a LOT of developers commenting on it, yet you haven't really heard a peep, have you? Especially from indie developers, who would be likely to HAVE the most issues with such a "difficult platform to develop for", yet the list of indie developers making games for eShop continues to grow.
But, you know, the internet loves articles like this. Nintendoom sells, because a lot of nerds want to believe Nintendo will go under so "their company can win". It's fanboyism at it's best/worst.
