| Mr Khan said: Actually it seems like the only way Nintendo *could* solve their third party problems is by throwing money at them, and it would have to be a lot, per project, to even make it worth it (because they'd have to pay not only for the game to exist, but to exist with all the stuff that third parties seem to think Nintendo gamers can do without). |
It's one of the possibilities but given Nintendo's history that would be a bad idea. They can't afford to go around spending lots of money on every major third party game to secure them for the Wii U given the systems awful performance. Not even every major third party would help the Wii U right now, Wii U's trouble are mainly conceptual ones and whatever they could have done to help is no longer possible as the console's bad image is already forged.
The console itself is the one to blame but third parties where never there to even help the system thrive. And this is problem has been grwoing since the N64 or the Gamecube era. The console itself has it flaws but because of them they lost virtually every third party game.
The PS3 was a complete disaster but it always had third party support and in the end it thrived thanks to that. Nintendo could never do that because third parties don't flock to their system, they just flee from it. They would have to buy every major third party game to ensure third parties are on board. And that's impossible for them to do!
"I've Underestimated the Horse Power from Mario Kart 8, I'll Never Doubt the WiiU's Engine Again"
