FromDK said:
eFKac said:
superhippy420 said:
Rogerioandrade said:
WiiU is selling well in Japan. I think that´s enough for Nintendo |
I actually think the Wii U has a good chance to outsell the Wii in Japan. X and Bayonetta are going to be big over there, and I think Hyrule Warriors has a good chance to sell over a million in Japan alone. Alot has made made of Nintendo missing out on 3rd party games from companies like EA, but if the PS4 doesnt take off in Japan, then the Wii U is going to be the home of all the good japanese games (which would be cool with me). Square Enix has been killing it on the 3DS, I wouldnt be shocked if they started putting out more games over the next few years on Wii U.
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And the strong sales of Xenoblade and Bayonetta in Japan made you think that? That's some wild speculation right there. And hometo all the big third party games in Japan? Just look at the 3DS and Vita gap there, then look at 3rd party support, quite comparable. Besides given the time that Japanese developers take to start developing for the PS4 it will be 2015 even if all flops, Wii U may start seeing some big games in 2016 earliest. What 3rd party games from Japanese developers did it get up until 2014?
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What do you think of watchdog WiiU.?
Not only are it one of the most waitet 3. party title this year, it features a character who offen look down and hack things on his "touch screen"... meaning that not only are wiiu getting the full game, it will also has the potentiol to be the best version.
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Two things about it. If Ubisoft works hard enough, how much effort will be put on the Wii U version which is highly unlikely imo considering how were the ports of AC3&4 on Wii U, there is potential to do some cool, small things on the gamepad, nothing game-changing though. And it will be graphically and on performance level of PS360.
Second thing, unless it really sells good, AC3&4 Wii U versions combined at least would be the ballpark imo, Ubisoft pulls support of majority of their games from Wii U unless Nintendo straight out moneyhatts them. I think it's enough for Ubisoft with the commercially underperforming games on Wii U. There will still be Rayman, Just Dance, Rabbids, and similar, but nothing else. Pretty much what Emily Rogers (don't know if I'm spelling it correctly) said.
