It is amusing to see posts that have no actual point try and respond to my posts.
RolStoppable said: | src said: Definitely are considering Nintendo actively pays money to publishers to make their games exclusive. They paid Capcom 15 million just to delay the annoucement of MH Rise PC lmao Bear in mind, Sony also sees importance of third party exclusives, though they go after far bigger properties. |
Do you have any credible source that hints at or confirms that Nintendo is paying for exclusivity of specific games? |
Yes, Capcom themselves via the recent leak. Or is reality to much for some to handle here?
Wyrdness said:
src said:
The vice versa list would not be nearly as prominent. Nintendo lost, MH,DQ, the best selling Japanese third party games of all time. animegaming said:
Lets be honest here, the Switch version is gonna outsell the Playstation version by a good margin considering the history of the franchise and how JRPG's been performing on Switch especially in the last year or two. |
Expected as TWEWY was a prior Nintendo exclusive, however if this is just the start then the franchise can become just as popular on PS. There is a far bigger SE JRPG audience on Playstation (FF,KH,Nier) than on Nintendo. Definitely are considering Nintendo actively pays money to publishers to make their games exclusive. They paid Capcom 15 million just to delay the annoucement of MH Rise PC lmao Bear in mind, Sony also sees importance of third party exclusives, though they go after far bigger properties. animegaming said:
And when it comes to Japan though, that is assuming that PS5 doesn't continue the decline Playstation has been facing in Japan. Though it should get sequels to some of the big heavy hitters on the PS4 sooner, since it looks like FFXVI could release as early as late 2021 and if those documents from the Capcom aren't outdated, the follow up to Monster Hunter World is 2023. Both of those have a good chance of not hitting Switch, but for another big sequel to a PS4 game, DQXII. I think is that gonna be multiplat with Switch and PS5 with the former being the lead platform for the game and Nintendo definitely more likely to help market then Sony. |
PS3 -> PS4 decline is like 5% and would be smaller if it was not for the stock problems and PS5's BC. Capcom also has: - Dragons Dogma
- Pragmata
- SF6
- RE8
- RE4 Remake
- RE Multiplayer title
SE, Capcom,TK and NB will be supporting PS5 a lot more than PS4, as they had their biggest successes of all time thanks to the PS4. |
How did Nintendo lose MH when it originated on PS platforms and was on PS2, PS3 and PSP as well as PC? DQ was also on PS platforms from the PS1 era through to the PS2? Not only do you have no actual point here you don't really have a clue on what you're on about either. TWEWY was on mobile and I guarantee you the NS version of the second game will outsell the PS4 game. |
This isn't rocket science.
Nintendo lost MH after having it exclusive for an entire generation, a total of 5 exclusive games reduced to 1. Having DQ9 was amassive third party exclusive, alongside its numerous spin offs, of which Nintendo have lost nearly all.
Its not about the point of origin, its about the change in hands. Bringing up TWEWY mobile is desperation at its finest, when the contention was console sales. It would be worrying for Nintendo if a prior Nintendo exclusive somehow didn't sell more on its future console than on PS.
