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KLXVER on 26 November 2014
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KylieDog said:


I'm sure there is a flawed point intended here, but since you negleted to make a point I cannot tell in what way it is wrong.


Well the Nintendo 3DS is a handheld device made by...you guessed it, Nintendo. The WiiU is a home console made by...right again, Nintendo.

Now, the video game Resident Evil: Revelations was released for this Nintendo 3DS in early 2012. It was not a casual title by any means. So the people buying it were probably the more "hardcore" Nintendo fans.

Fast forward about 10 months and it was time for Nintendo to finally release their home console, the WiiU. Fans were eager to get their hands on it and the console did fairly well at launch thanks to these "hardcore" Nintendo fans that were more than ready to play new exciting games on their brand new gaming device.

Then in may of 2013, Resident Evil: Revelations was ported over to the WiiU (among other consoles) in glorious high definition. The many fans of Sonys Playstation 3 and Microsofts Xbox 360 were happy that they were finally able to play this fun and exciting game they had heard so much about from their fellow gamers. Nintendo fans however...were not quite as excited. Because you see they had already played through the game and had a jolly good time doing so i might add, but didnt really see any reason to purchase the same game again when there are other new and exciting games to play.

So in conclusion: Capcom fucked up...