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kowenicki said:
justiceiro said:
kowenicki said:
justiceiro said:
If in any way this make them spend more workforce and money on making mobile games instead of consoles games, so this is really the dead of nintendo for me.


Nintendo arent making the games.  They are licensing the IP to DeNA.  Its a win-win.

Its a cash cow.  Hence massive stock rise.

Did you know that on that movie, wreck it half, nintendo actually send someone to say how bowser was supposed to llok when drinking tea?

Hyrule warrior was a third party licensed game, anouma and even a man as busy as myamoto still worked on it, bayonetta 2 was under supervision of menber of SPD, just like devils third is too.

Do you guys know nintendo? Do you know how much control they demand to have in everything that has theirs names? Do you think that they will just let them have the ip and give them some money, without actually looking on what they are making? Don't you think that thoose same people could actually be working with another companies to amke more games for the consoles? do you think that they will send some random young guys to tell how thing must be done, or they will send someone that they really trhust after years on a senior posistion?

The first games will make a lot of sucess, and them what? They will not need more money to make a beter games?

Read this: http://www.wired.com/2015/03/nintendo-mobile-analysis/

Of course, there a lot of if, but in the same way that amiibo have close to no impact on selling more wiiu's and 3DS, nor do i believe that will help the main line console of nintendo at all,  unless nintendo do a really good of marketing using those games, but nintendo does good marketing?


They will have sign off control no doubt.  But this will mark a change for them imo.  They will loosen the reigns and makes shit tons of cash from it.

The very fact they are allowing this at all tells me things are changing.

Yes, i agree with this. Fans are just worried that those changes doesn't mean good thing for us, necessarily.



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