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zorg1000 said: Just go back and look at my previous posts. I never once stated indies were system sellers, hence why I left them off my list of PS4/XBO games. I believe the primary system selling titles on PS4/XBO are shooters, sports, action games, hence why they make up the bulk of the list i made earlier. I have said at least 100x times on these forums that games were not Wii U's issue and that i believe it to be a combination of poor marketing/advertising, high price & big releases being spread out too far. Those are all things i have literally said in our debate and they are things you just said 2 posts ago. Like i said, you do not know what you are even arguing about. |
I never even talked about indies. All my listed games on the prev. post were retail games. Lets see how many system sellers released on ps4/xbox one yet and if they had droughts.
The Launch in 2013 in general was a huge drought with no good game.
Nothing here: January 2014-Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition February 2014-Thief, Rayman Legends
March 2014-Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes, Infamous: Second Son (PS4), Titanfall (XBO)
Nothing here:April 2014-Kinect Sports Rivals (XBO), FFXIV: A Realm Reborn (PS4), Trials Fusion
May 2014-MLB: The Show (PS4), Wolfenstein: New Order, Watch Dogs
Nothing HereJune 2014-Murdered: Soul Suspect, EA Sports UFC
Nothing here (Xbox One) July 2014-Sniper Elite 3, Last of Us Remastered (PS4)
Nothing Here: August 2014-Diablo 3, Madden 15, Metro Redux
September 2014-Warriors Orochi 3, Destiny, NHL 15, FIFA 15, Forza Horizon 2 (XBO), Shadow of Mordor
October 2014-Alien: Isolation, DriveClub (PS4), NBA 2K15, Project Spark (XBO), Sleeping Dogs, The Evil Eithin, Need for Speed Rivals, Lords of the Fallen, NBA Live 15, Sunset Overdrive (XBO)
November 2014-COD: Advanced Warfare, MotoGP 14, Assassin's Creed Unity, Pro Evo Soccer 2015, Dragon Age: Inquisition, Far Cry 4, Grand Theft Auto V, WWE 2K15
Nothing Here: December 2014-The Crew
Nothing Here: January 2015-Resident Evil HD, Saints Row IV, Dying Light
Nothing Here: February 2015-Evolve, Dead or Alive 5, Dragonball Xenoverse
March 2015-DMC: Definitive Edition, Battlefield Hardline, Final Fantasy Type-O, Resident Evil Revelations 2, Borderlands: Handsome Collection, MLB 15: The Show (PS4)
April 2015-Dark Souls II, Mortal Kombat X
May 2015-Project CARS, Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
June 2015-Elder Scrolls Online, Payday 2, Batman: Arkham Knight, MotoGP 15
Nothing Here (Xbox One) July 2015-F1 2015, God of War III Remastered (PS4), PGA Tour
August 2015-Rare Replay (XBO), Zombi, Dishonored, Gears of War: Ultimate Edition (XBO), Madden 16, Until Dawn (PS4)
September 2015-Mad Max, MGSV: Phantom Pain, Tearaway Unfolded (PS4), Forza 6 (XBO), Pro Evo 2016, NHL 16, FIFA 16, NBA Live 16, NBA 2K16
October 2015-Disgaea 5 (PS4), Rock Band 4, Nathan Drak Collection (PS4), Dragon Quest Heroes (PS4), Assassin's Creed Syndicate, Darksiders 2, Halo 5 (XBO), WWE 2K16
November 2015-Need for Speed, Black Ops 3, Rise of the Tomb Raider (XBO), Star Wars Battlefront, Deadpool, Beyond: Two Souls (PS4)
December 2015-Just Cause 3, Rainbow Six: Siege
Nothing Here: January 2016-Resident Evil Zero HD, Yakuza: Kiwani (PS4)
You see, both system has similar droughts then the wii u. Games that sold 1-2 Mio @40 Mio installed HW base definitly ARE droughts for the mass market. Very similar to my listed wii u games that sold 200-500k @13 Mio installed hw base.
And you still dont got the point. The Nintendo games were good, good meta scores and big franchises. More minor franchises between releases wouldnt move consoles. But they arnt good enough to compete with the competition in terms of popularity and marketing. Mass market is no longer interested in getting Mario kart over COD, Assassins Creed, GTA and Witcher. And those games wont be on the switch as well.
