dsp333 said:
Samus Aran said:
dsp333 said:
Samus Aran said:
dsp333 said:
Unfortunately like a lot of Europe, they don't have as much of a history with Nintendo products, and as a result no real nostalgia to blind them like in North America and Japan. It's much harder to sell them the crappy games and systems they've been producing lately because of this.
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As opposed to some Sony fans who buy the PS4 to play a slightly better FIFA14.
There's nothing crappy about Pikmin 3, Zelda: wind waker HD(I'm sure there's lot's of British people out there who haven't played it yet), Super Mario 3D World and Rayman Legends.
And for the 3DS we had Fire Emblem: Awakening, Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon, Pokémon X/Y, The Legend of Zelda: a Link between Worlds, Animal Crossing: New Leaf, etc released this year.
But I guess they prefer to play Knack and Killzone?
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Sony has a better base for nostalgia there than Nintendo. :P
But yes, they'd rather play "next gen" multiplats at the most affordable price, that's what's selling PS4s now rather than Knack or Killzone. The PS4 is simply a much better value than anything Nintendo sells and its incredibly narrow library with overpriced/underpowered hardware. Nintendo only sells supplementary consoles now days, consoles you only buy after you have a nice PC or Sony/Microsoft console.
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I have a nice pc, but the last time I bought one of these "modern" games people are talking about it sucked and was filled with so many bugs and poorly optimized. And I'm not talking about a small game, it was Rome Total War 2. I don't feel like I'm missing out on anything by not buying these "hardcore" multiplays.
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That's you, a Nintendo fan going by the looks of your signature and avatar.
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Metroid fan actually. I also like Metal Gear Solid, but that's about it when it comes to non-Nintendo games.
