Why updated ports make sense for Nintendo fans

[zorg1000]

omgfk said:

zorg1000 said:

Ok an iPhone 7 is waaaaayyyyyyy stronger, where are the games that compare to the ones you just listed? thats right, they dont exist.

Wii U had plenty of droughts, it usually had a decent holiday quarter but the other 3 quarters usually just had 1 game each.

You can see that 3-4 month droughts between exclusives was not uncommon at all.

So same for Ps4/Xbox One. Even with 3rd Party Support 2-3 Month droughts are nor uncommon. Same with original Wii.

iOS and Android games are always made to run on as most devices as possible. There is no iPhone 7 exclusive games yet, they are all made to run on older hardware as well (and they dont have many graphic settings). But here are some examples:

 

Tech Demo running on Samsung Galaxy s7 (similar performance to iPhone 7)

iPhone 6s tech demo:

 

Assassins Creed running on an iPhone 5 (~16x less strong then iPhone 7)

 

Infinity Blade III (made to run on iPhone 4s and higher)

 

F1 running on iPhone 5s and 7 (almost no differences, the game is made to run on weaker hardware as well to boost sales). iPhone 7 is ~8x as strong as iPhone 5s.

 

This Game (Afterpulse) was made for iPhone 5s/6. The iPhone 7 is around 6-8 times stronger then those phones. Keep that in mind.

 

 

This Game was made for iPhone 4. The iPhone 7 is ~30x as strong

 

There is no real 2016 flagship exclusive game on mobile yet, because the developers want to reach as many customers as possible. Each iPhone Generation roughly double the performance of the previous one. With some thinking it should be easy to understand how capable the iPhone 7 or Galaxy s7 are.

That is 100% false, show me a couple time periods of 3-4 months that PS4/XBO went without a notable release.

And good job, you posted some tech demos and games with worse visuals & worse gameplay. You cannot get a similar experience on smartphones/tablets.