| cycycychris said: Hmmm, I can see why they said that, unfortionitly. Bad sales on the launch games. Half assed on not, they didn't sell. Hopefully Nintendo has a strong Christmas and can convience them to bring back there sports titles. I personally don't like any of them, but a lot of the world buys the same game but minor changes every year. That's basicly what I expected happens. It does take a little more effort, but nothin crazy like some try to make it sound. Slap a map on it and that's enough is what most dev have taken. Which is fine in my books. It does bother me also. I think most people think it's helping the Wii U by not buying this game. I honsetly think they are putting the time in to make it right. I can't say that's true since I haven't seen any of the development, but they gave 6 extra months for this to come out. If it comes out a mess, kind of like AC4 did(but they did fix it), I would wonder what they were doing. Hopefully people turn around and decide to buy it. Since a lot of people on the gaming site take the pathway of hating on third parties, I hope some of the kids held out and this game sells enough to be respectable. Maybe even get us some of the DLC(would mind some free sorry DLC also). I'm guessing owning/running a video game site helps you get introduce to some people in the gaming world. |
@bold, Perhaps they shouldn't have half-assed them then?
@bold2, The issue is that there are only 2 ways to vote with your wallet: buy or don't buy. Regardless of whether or not you only want to support 3rd party devs, buying the game sends the message that you, the customer, are happy with the way the Wii U version was handled.
@bold3, Didn't they halt development on the Wii U version for ~5 months to speed up the others? Realistically, they haven't put any more time into the Wii U version then. If anything it's less considering the difference in man-hours.
