| JWeinCom said: |
A large quantity, many of which that are also of high quality. Reasonable enough definition?
Alright, that peticular game may be shovelware but doesnt really change my overall point.
How are you going to claim a game cant attract new players by improving, to keep Fire Emblem as an example you do realize the 3DS entries have sold over double the amount of any of their predeccessors?
Yes, and Uncharted 4/Halo 5 would have looked better if PS4/XBO were as powerful as high end PCs, i guess those systems/games are gimped as well.
Nintendo wants to sell their hardware to as many people as they can but they dont care if people also own a seperate device. Nintendo isnt going to try stealing sales from iPhone or PS4, they are going to try getting iPhone/PS4 owners to also get an NX. Coexist, not compete.
360 was supposedly sold for a big loss initially, early estimates put it at about $125 loss per unit back in 2005. So yes Nintendo would have had to sell Wii for $400+ if it had comparable hardware to 360.
If you really believe that Nintendo releasing PS4 level hardware while using a subscription service for their entire library is a viable option 7 months from now than go for it, im sure 3rd parties will totally get behind that idea for all their new games.
When the herd loses its way, the shepard must kill the bull that leads them astray.
