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Conina said: 1) Which games besides Nintendo Land deliver "extremely unique experiences"? Even most first party WiiU games use the touchscreen only for a map, inventory or to display some stats... these are minor differences. 2) Not compared to PS3 & 360 with similar graphic quality and a much bigger game selection 3) correct 4) correct 5) no, even Nintendo has underestimated the extra effort (money and time) compared to Wii games 6) that worked really great so far 7) so, where is this unique audience? The Wii crowd? Either they already bought a Wii U, have already moved on to other systems (Kinect, smartphones, tablets), have found other hobbies than gaming or won't upgrade at all 8) please elaborate... where are all these third party exclusives? 9) we'll see 10) how many weeks? 11) before PS4 and XBO launched, Wii U had even the largest marketshare (100%) of the 8th generation. Already lost a place, will lose another |
1) talks more about the console style itself. The gamepad is actually a really great improvement over regular controllers. Most people are just hesitant about it.
2) We're not talking about last gen.
5) I shouldn't even have to state it... I'm talking about compared to the Xbox and PS4... I'm referring talking about how third parties with money troubles might see the Wii U as being a better choice to make a game for.
6)Is that sarcasm? Because I consider ubisoft and capcom examples of that. I doubt we know all the backroom details, but Nintendo may have offered discounts on licensing for the 3DS or something if they made a game for the Wii U.
7) Now you're pulling things out of your ass
8) Lego City: Undercover, Bayonetta2, Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate, etc etc then theres the lesser exclusives. Unlike the PS4 and 360 which have to rely on some miniscule graphics difference or an exclusive character pack, Nintendo is almost guaranteed an exclusive gameplay style across all modes of a game.
10) I explained that in my post before this one.
