| RolStoppable said: People put their money towards the best games. That's why third party titles in general don't do as hot on Nintendo systems as on other consoles. Whether it is the Nintendo fan or the multiconsole-owner, everyone knows that Nintendo games are the best choice. There are two options to rectify this "problem": 1) Third parties offer better games on Nintendo systems. 2) Nintendo makes their own games worse and/or adjusts their hardware to appease third parties in order to make third party titles more appealing to consumers. However, option 2 would negatively impact hardware sales of Nintendo platforms, thus third party games would once again not sell any significant numbers. Currently we can witness the results of option 2 with the Wii U; the console solved the problem of making equal ports of 360/PS3 games possible on Nintendo hardware, something that the Wii lacked. But those ports sell significantly worse than Wii third party games. Ergo, option 2 is not viable and needs to be scratched. Option 1 is the only way to go, so third parties need to step up their game. |
So the reason 3rd party games sell poorly on nintendo systems is because people are so preoccupied with the three 1st party titles that come out every year? There are plenty of 3rd party games that are better than Nintendo's own titles, it has nothing to do with Nintendo titles being too good that other publishers can't compete. Call of Duty 4 sold great on 360 even though it launched near Halo 3.
P.S. I'm not sure if you're being sarcastic here or not. If you are then disregard my post.
Sigs are dumb. And so are you!







