Aielyn said:
And yet, the DS version did better than the PSP version. It's funny, people use examples like Watch Dogs, which was verifiably worse on Wii U AND released later, as evidence that there's no market on the Wii U... and yet, they use the argument you just used to justify what happened with cases like GTA:CW, No More Heroes, and Goldeneye 007, to name but a few. You can't have it both ways - either those games prove a market for games on Nintendo platforms, or the other examples don't provide evidence that Nintendo platforms aren't good markets for those games. And so, either way, the proof is there - Nintendo platforms can be a flourishing market for third party games, if only third parties release quality titles. |
Yeah but why would you expect the wii U to run a game at the level of PS4 and X1?
The PS3 and 360 were not technically great, but still sold reasonably well.
As for chinatown wars, the game was designed around the DS's controls, the PSP didnt even have a touch screen and still sold 80% what the DS did.... that was also a late port so either use that as an excuse on both cases or on neither.
