zorg1000 on 08 September 2014
| DerNebel said: At their development speed they'll have to release their next game on the Wii Us successor (if there is one) anyway, so that means building up a new set of key skills and groundwork to build up. If that studio didn't help with other Nintendo titles it would probably not be able to finance itself, at all. |
One thing to consider is what Iwata said earlier this year when discussing the next-gen console. He said the transition from Gamecube to Wii was the easiest Nintendo has ever had due to the similarities in hardware and that they plan to mimic that approach by having the next console "absorb" the Wii U architecture.
If thats the case then we should see a better software next-gen.
When the herd loses its way, the shepard must kill the bull that leads them astray.
