| spemanig said: ...How much more powerful do you think the Switch is over the Wii U, dude? Because it's the current genre equivalent of "two gamecube duck taped together," with the GCNs in this scenario being Wii Us. It's not technically on par with them at all. The Wii's 3rd party problem was never ever power, and neither was the Wii U's, and neither will be the Switch. It has far greater issues to getting third party support, like audience and cartridges. I never implied you said "like SNES." You claiming there will be much more 3rd party announcements, enough to back up your claim, is based on nothing. It's like saying the Wii U was going to get an influx of support because Black Flag was on it. A lot of companies promised a lot of things last generation that never happened. That's what PR is for. Switch selling means nothing for third party support with the constraints it has. Like I said, you're going off of a microscopic handful of games. Like I said - bring me the list of games Switch isn't getting, because right now you're basing this off hopes. Reality is far less spectacular. |
Doesnt matter how much powerfule is Switch over Wii U (its around 3x) but how much power and tehnical difrence is with Switch compred to PS4/XB1. Switch is technically actually more advanced than PS4/XB1 has more modern tech/architecture and probably more modern and newer IPs and tools. Actually Wiis biggest 3rd party problem was definitely huge power and technical difference compared to PS3/360 and Wii controls. Wii Us 3rd party problem is faile of Wii U like platform, Wii U started losing 3rd party support only few months after launche when start selling terrible, and left without almost hole 3rd party support in its 1st year. While Switch is totaly opposite its getting more and more announcements how time goes, Switch continue to sell great and intals base is growing.
Based on nothing!? Did you actualy read OP or what I replied to you!? Point that almost all 3rd parties that relased games on Switch comented how they are satisfied with sales on Switch and promising stronger support, or that how Switch continue to sell great and instal base is rasing it will get much more 3rd party support, espacily beacuse good part of 3rd party take "wait and see aprouch" after Wii U, is not based on nothing, you obviously ignoring fact and totally logical assumptions. No its not at all like Black Flag on Wii U, beacuse Wii U was seling terible and Black Flag also didnt had best sales on Switch, totaly oposite situation to Switch. Talking about PR, we are long past usual launch PR when companies saying how platform is great and they promising support, all this coments (good sales of games and promise of stronger and better support) about Switch from 3rd party in around last month are based on results from sales of their games and performance of Switch itself on market around 8-9 months after Switch launch. If there is successful platform and games that are actually sell on that platform, offocurse that platform will get more and more games, especially when that platform actually come after failed connsole and beacuse of that good number of 3rd parties took "wait and see aprouch".
How list of games that Switch is not getting has anything with this!? I wrote that Switch support will not be on pair of PS4/XB1 in any case,(GC and Wii also had much weaker support compared to PS2 and PS4/XB1), just that most likly Switch will have best 3rd party for any Nintendo platform after SNES, dont mean full suport like PS4/XB1.
Last edited by Miyamotoo - on 15 December 2017
