o_O.Q said:
DarkD said:
o_O.Q said:
DarkD said:
Sony is broke, so of course they're gonna have a crappy console generation. They're still losing money year over year so they can't really do much R&D. Gamers basically put their faith in a dead horse. Say what you want about what Sony wants to do, but they have the financial power to do almost none of it. This generation expect to see a lot of bargain bin practices from Sony. |
...third parties alone will ensure that the ps4 has a better gen than the wii u for example
...this is why we can speak of arkham knight, destiny, the witcher 3, metal gear, the division, Kingdom Hearts, final Fantasy etc etc etc releasing in the future for ps4 and the one
...Or do those games not count?
Whereas first party support between all 3 is about the same, by that I mean roughly the same number of titles have been announced for all 3 so to me your post doesn't make much sense
Assessment of the actually facts in question would undoubtedly lead to the wii u being the dead horse I'd think
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My post is saying that if gamers supported either of the other two consoles, they would have a better generation because either one of them could reciprocate that investment a lot better than Sony can. All Sony is doing is eating the money and hoping they don't go bankrupt.
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where is the evidence of this?
"either one of them could reciprocate that investment a lot better than Sony can"
considering that microsoft has a weaker console at the same price and nintendo hasn't really supported the wii u any better than sony or microsoft have supported their consoles in the same timespan ( which feeds into a bigger problem of overall game support since they have failed at garnering third party support )
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Of course they would fail to garner third party support. Their console didn't sell so third parties pulled out. That much should have been implied in my previous post....
Nintendo started out with a lot of third party support this generation, but they lost it all when no one bought the console. Not just rehashes of old games either, original franchises that pushed the boundaries of their genre (ZombiU, Lego City, Wonderful 101), they also paid for sequels to games which were all but dead (Bayonetta 2)
